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A New and Better Year for the MarathonTo say 2007 was not the best year for the marathon here in the U.S. would certainly be an understatement.
A Modest ProposalI think about my MP3 player way too much.
How to WinI’ve lost hundreds of races. Literally. I haven’t been the first one across the line since high school. And that was in the slow heat of the quarter mile (it was a long time ago) in a dual meet in small town Vermont.
Cellcom Green Bay Marathon, Half Marathon—“Touch the Tundra”Coming May 18th, a Marathon and Half Marathon—Marathon Relay and 5K too—starting and finishing at historic Lambeau Field. Enjoy the Expo, pasta dinner, and awards ceremony at Lambeau Field Atrium. Terrific events are for you!
A New Year, New Dreams, New GoalsAnother year gone by. They sure go by fast. I made that statement last year at this time, and nothing has occurred during the past 365 days to change that outlook. At least this upcoming year will have 366 days—so make the most of it!
Spirit of the MarathonNow available on DVD, Active.com is offering an exclusive discount on this enticing, emotional, uplifting documentary about the lure and lore of marathons!
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year for Running (Not Really)Last week marked the beginning of winter, but many in the U.S. have already been subjected to winter weather throughout the latter part of “autumn.” Frigid temperatures, cold rain, and accumulating ice and snow have made the going rough.
Gone Loco—“Will run for Beer!” Six Great Races in Six MonthsWhat a series, and what a concept! Starting on January 1st with the Hangover Classic and including new races, it’s an exciting combination--Let’s Party!
Ted Corbitt: 20th Century PioneerCool Running's Don Allison pays tribute to the late Ted Corbitt who passed away this week.
Running for President—LiterallyGranted, this is not a forum for politics; nonetheless, here is a question for the (running) nation: is the U.S. ready for yet another long distance runner in the oval office?
Matters of the Heart: Risking it all for the MarathonAs most long distance runners and fans know by now, the sport experienced a great tragedy earlier this month in New York City, when Ryan Shay, one of the USA’s top marathoners, died suddenly in the early miles of the Olympic Trials Marathon.
Tale of Two Ryans: Triumph and Tragedy at the Olympic TrialsDreams die hard at the Olympic Trials Marathon, a race that inevitably leaves a trail of disappointment for those that are not successful in their quests to earn one of the much-coveted places on the Olympic team. Although dreams die at the Olympic Trials, people are not supposed to.
The iPod conflict brews in racingThere’s a growing conflict between the running establishment and the iPod wearers. More and more races are vigorously enforcing their ‘no-iPod’ rules. A half marathon I was at recently wouldn’t start the race until everyone turned in his or her headphones.
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To iPod or not to iPod?
Time to Run Your Turkey OffThanksgiving may be the most popular day of the year for racing. Dave Camire and Melissa Eisler preview turkey day running.
World Run Day 2007World Day Run originator Bill McDermott of Long Beach expects thousands to run on Nov. 11.
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