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Editorial
Another Mile for Health
Richard Benyo
On the Road with Kathrine Switzer
Travel with Kathrine from race to race as she shares her view from inside the
world of long-distance running.
My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon (And What I Learned From It)
Doug Kurtis
Governor's Cup Ghost Town Marathon
Montana's long-running, colorful, and only marathon struggles
for an identity amidst a smorgasbord of races.
Letters
On the Mark
Experts answer readers' training and competition questions
About the Authors
Shoeing Away Winter
When winter rolls in, snowshoeing offers an alternative workout
Sally Edwards
Doing the Old Soft Shoe
Going long on snowshoes is an experience not to be missed.
Adam Chase
My Life as a (Marathon) Dog
If you can't stand the cold, stay out of the Arctic.
Diamond, a.k.a. Joe Oakes
Changing of the Guard
A marathon journey between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, China, provides a glimpse of the countdown to change.
Steve Knode
Book Excerpt: Marathon Training
The proven 100-day program for success.
Joe Henderson
Graduation to the Marathon . . . Sort of
A tale of prodigies and prodigals.
John J. Kelley
The Comrades Marathon
Words of wisdom if you plan to train for the ultimate ultra.
Dr. Michael Lambert
Volume II | Number 3 | May/June 1998
Western States Endurance Run
Necessity is the mother of invention-a lame horse precipitated one of the world's greatest footraces.
Inventing 100-Mile Trail Racing
The founder of long-distance trail racing recreates the nearly 24-hour-long labor pains to birth Western States.
Gordy Ainsleigh
The History of Western States
Journey through the 24-year history leading to the silver anniversary of the ultimate ultra trail race.
Norman Klein
Never Say, "Never Again!"
A Personal Remembrance of Western States Past
Helen Klein
There Could Be Magic
Some races on the Western States course aren't meant to be-or are they?
Doug Latimer
My Most Unforgettable Western States
(And What I Learned From It)
Tony Rossmann struggles through the slowest, last, and most glorious of all his Western States finishes.
Antonio Rossmann
London Marathoning: Then and Now
London's Polytechnic Marathon was a pioneering race, but it held not even a hint of today's London Marathons.
Peter D. Wood
Editorial
Get On With It
Richard Benyo
On the Road with Roger Robinson
Travel with Roger from race to race as he shares his view from inside the world of long-distance running.
My Most Unforgettable Marathon (And What I Learned From It)
Gayle Barron
Letters
On the Mark
Experts answer readers' training and competition questions
About the Authors
Volume II | Number 6 | November/December 1998
Editorial
The Experiment
Richard Benyo
On the Road with Roger Robinson
Travel with Roger from race to race as he shares his view from inside the world of long-distance running.
My Most Unforgettable Ultramarathon (And What I Learned From It)
Ruth Anderson
Letters
On the Mark
Experts answer readers' training and competition questions
About the Authors
Index to Volume II