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Cross Country Running: more books (100)

Developing a Successful Cross Country Program by Steve Telaneus, Stephenie Jordan, 2005-09-30
Coaching Cross Country Successfully (Coaching Successfully Series) by Joe Newton, Joe Henderson, 1997-12-11
Harriers: The Making of a Championship Cross Country Team by Joseph Shivers, Paul Shivers, 2006-03-28
How to Run: From Fun Running to Full Marathons by Hugh Jones, 2010-03-02
I Run, Therefore I Am--Nuts! by Bob Schwartz, 2001-08-06
Running with the Buffaloes: A Season Inside with Mark Wetmore, Adam Goucher, and the University of Colorado Men's Cross-Country Team by Chris Lear, 2003-07-01
Daniels' Running Formula by Jack Daniels, 1998-05
Ultimate Guide to Weight Training for Running, Second Edition, (Ultimate Guide to Weight Training for Running) by Robert G. Price, 2005-10-01
The Competitive Runner's Handbook: The Bestselling Guide to Running 5Ks through Marathons by Bob Glover, Shelly-Lynn Florence Glover, 1999-04-01
High School Cross Country
The Self-Coached Runner II: Cross Country and the Shorter Distances (v. 2) by Allan Lawrence, Mark Scheid, 1987-03
Making Tracks: An Introduction to Cross-Country Skiing by David Wicks, 1995-09
Running and Racing After 35 by Allan Lawrence, Mark Scheid, 1990-04-30
Running Toward the Light: The George Mendoza Story by William J. Buchanan, 2006-09-01

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Teens And Running - Cross Country, Track, Teams, Running For Teens
Want to be on the crosscountry or track team? Already on it but want to improve? Just looking for information on running or racing?
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HickokSports.com - History - Cross-Country Running
This document is a history of crosscountry running. It is a page in the History section of HickokSports.com, the largest collection of sports information
http://www.hickoksports.com/history/crosscrn.shtml

Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Table of Contents As a competitive sport, cross-country running began in England with a game called "hare and hounds" or "the paper chase" in the early 19th century. In this game, a runner or group of runners laid a trail by dropping pieces of paper or other markers while following a random course, and a second set of runners then set out in pursuit, trying to follow the paper trail. The first formal competition was the Crick Run, first held at Rugby School in 1837. Many other public schools soon established similar events, followed by Oxford and Cambridge Universities. Although hare and hounds continued to be popular at schools, in important competition the game became a cross-country race along a course laid out in advance over open country. The English national cross-country championship was established in 1876. Two years later, William C. Vosburgh of New York introduced the sport to the United States. In 1887, the National Cross-Country Association was founded, and the association held its first championship event. The Amateur Athletic Association began conducting the national championship in 1880. Also in 1880, cross-country running was introduced at Harvard as an autumn training event for track and field distance runners, and other colleges quickly followed Harvard's example.
Lynn Woods Cross-Country Running
Weekly summer trail races of varying distances in Lynn Woods, Massachusetts. Includes race schedule, Lynn Woods Relays information, results, directions and
http://www.lwrun.org/
Cross-Country Running
The New York City Road Runners Club offers not one, but an entire series of crosscountry races, running from September through November in historic Van
http://www.rrca.org/resources/articles/fal00fea.htm

Extractions: by Hal Higdon They call it "shagging out," or "The Shag." It happens mostly in high school cross-country just before the start of races and (as near as I can determine) mostly in northwestern Indiana, where I live. The Shag is practiced at meets like the New Prairie Invitational, which each September attracts approximately 2,000 competitors from 90 different schools. New Prairie offers eight separate races, all of which begin with runners shagging out. As a result, The Shag exists as a ritual, a ceremonial opening statement, a taste of more to come. It's like at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway several hours south, where they say, "Gentlemen, start your engines," after singing, "Back Home in Indiana." When I was coaching cross-country for the local high school a decade ago, I used to love being part of The Shag. I still enjoy watching it. Here's how it works: A few minutes before the start of each race, the runners stand nervously on line in pre-assigned boxes, awaiting instructions. The starter, starting pistol in one hand, stands atop a ladder glaring down at them. Their coaches hover anywhere from 50-to-100 meters before the line. Several hundred meters further away, spectators wait cordoned behind ropes for The Shag to signal that the race is about to begin.
CUH&H: Home
crosscountry running club. Includes details of events, activities, and training, along with fixtures and results.
http://www.srcf.ucam.org/cuhh/

Extractions: The University Cross-Country Running Club run like you stole something home training main schedule beginners' schedule ... alumni Fen Ditton Dash results now out. Interested in The Cambridge Boundary Run 2008? are so far! Applications are now being accepted . And don't forget to join our mailing list to register your interest. Full marathon (26.2 miles) and half marathon (13.1 miles) options available this year. all of its members the opportunity to compete for the University throughout the year. From committed, serious athletes to beginners and fun-runners, everyone is welcome and a valued member of the team. Though primarily a cross-country running club (especially in the winter months), we cater for all aspects of running. In the spring and summer, many of our athletes focus on the track and compete for Cambridge Uni Athletics Club (CUAC) , in middle and long distance track events. Our members also take part in many other disciplines such as road running (including the London Marathon ), fell running, orienteering, and triathlon. The key races in our competitive calendar are the cross-country Varsity Match , which will see its 116th running this year, and the BUSA cross-country championships . Both are unique and unforgettable events that you simply have to experience. Descriptions of them, along with all the other main events we participate in, are available online in the
Huntsville Track Club Events
Summer cross country Runs; 1, 2, and 3 Miles. Every Tuesday 630PM - Huntsville running Park (South end of the Old Airport near the municipal golf course)
http://www.huntsvilletrackclub.org/events.html

Extractions: Events Calendar Official Huntsville Track Club Race Schedule Please remember that it takes many individuals to put on our races. If you have never volunteered at one of our races, or would like to again, please contact a race director. It keeps our races viable and you will be surprised how much enjoyment you will receive, in addition to giving something back to the club. Click here to fill out a volunteer form. Thanks. Headphone wearers take note! The USATF had accepted a new rule governing the use of electronic devices in races. This rule is aimed at headphones, MP3 players, etc. The reason for the ruling is the danger the devices pose to the person using them as well as the competitors around them. Running any HTC event with headphones, MP3 players, etc subjects the user to disqualification (no listing in results, not eligible for awards, no refund of entry fees) Please click here for more info on this subject. Races with an * indicate HTC Gran Prix Events Race Etiquette 101 â A goof refresher for ALL of us Click below to go to a month of interest or browse our entire calendar.
Kids Running - Cross-Country
The last two meets, instead of running a lot before the meet, the kids want to play duck duck goose or better yet, have changed it to our mascot panthers.
http://www.kidsrunning.com/ask/kr1112xccoachpage.html

Extractions: This allows the runners to continue warming up after going through the course once before the race. It also entertains them. Our meets are on Wed. so it is hard to vary the practices. Usually Mon/Fri are our harder days. The other two days we "lightly" jog as the kids put it. A few weeks ago we had a ton of rain, and the kids were wanting to run the high school course (we are on the same campus). Although it was very muddy the kids ran the course all three days in the rain. For fun the kids "fell" in to the creek, a few times. The HS course is very interesting...you go through two tunnels "lange's tunnel" then into the open field near the football practice field, into "Panther Island" a little jaunt into the woods (you cross a man-made bridge into the woods) and of course cross back out..up the "Dam Hill" around the pond, and down the "Other Dam Hill" up through "Sunflower Lane" and out to the finish shoot. The course is interesting...needless to say the kids were muddy everyday at practice...I have still managed to keep all 19 runners that started with me, with the exception of some "grades"...
Cross-country Running,
crosscountry running, a popular intramural diversion at Princeton as early as 1880 when the Hare and Hounds Club was founded, began auspiciously as a
http://etcweb.princeton.edu/CampusWWW/Companion/cross_country_running.html

Extractions: Cross-country running, a popular intramural diversion at Princeton as early as 1880 when the Hare and Hounds Club was founded, began auspiciously as a varsity sport in 1899 with John Cregan 1899 winning the first intercollegiate championship meet ever held. Fitting sequels to Cregan's notable achievement came in 1914, when Donald Morrison '15 finished second in the IC4A Championships, and again after the First World War, when Princeton teams placed second in the Intercollegiates in 1919, 1920, and 1921, and won the first triangular meet with Harvard and Yale in 1922. In the thirties, Bill Bonthron '34 excelled, going undefeated his freshman, sophomore, and junior years. He and his classmate Charles M. Reed finished arm-in-arm in a first place tie in every dual meet their sophomore year. The 1937 team was undefeated and won the Big Three meet, in which its captain Frederic Rosengarten '38 placed first. After the interruption of World War II, Princeton cross-country reached a high point when the 1949 team went undefeated in dual meet competition, took the Big Three championship, and placed second in the Heptagonal cross-country championship meet.* That year's captain, Stan Johnson '50, won the triangular meet with Harvard and Yale for the third time in his varsity career. In the 1950s six Princeton harriers came in first in Big Three meets: Dick Snedeker '51 (1950), Al Pittis 52 (1951), Toby Maxwell '53 (1952), Jack Vodrey '57 (1954), Rod Zwirner '59 (1956), and Mike Kingston '62 (1959). Maxwell (who placed first in every dual meet his senior year) and Vodrey were second in the Heptagonals. Most successful of all was Zwirner, who as a sophomore won every dual meet and was also individual champion in the Heptagonals.
Cross-country -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
also called crosscountry running long-distance running over open country; unlike the longer marathon race, cross-country races usually are not run along
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9027995/cross-country

Extractions: Courtesy of Michigan State University, East Lansing also called cross-country running long-distance running over open country; unlike the longer marathon race, cross-country races usually are not run along roads or paths. Events are held during the fall or winter months, and many amateur athletes use the sport as a means of keeping fit and developing stamina. A form of cross-country running in the early 19th century was called
Glasgow Running Club, Hill Running Club In Glasgow, Westerlands Cross Country Cl
Looking to join a running club in Glasgow? You ll find Westerlands cross country Club offers something for runners of all levels encouragement, competition
http://www.westerlandsccc.co.uk/

Extractions: jump to content You'll find Westerlands Cross Country Club offers something for runners of all levels: encouragement, competition, quality training, fun events, weekends trips and a bit of socialising . All types of running are catered for from hill and road running to duathlon... and cross-country would you believe? Westerlands Cross Country Club is based at Garscube sports complex next to the West of Scotland Science Park just off Maryhill Road in Glasgow ( see map If you want to join us on our next club run, you're very welcome to just turn up; check upcoming the club runs to find out where and when we will meet this coming Wednesday. If you prefer to make contact first drop our club captain Chris an email first. Find out more about the great running club Westerlands If you are new to hill running and want to find out more, have a look at Charlies Tips
CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING.; Six Packs Of Harriers Plough Through Mud In Th... - Arti
crosscountry running. Six Packs of Harriers Plough Through Mud in the Various Weekly Club Events. Six cross-country runs were held over wet and muddy
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F00914FC395412738DDDAE0994DB405B8
Vermont HS Cross-Country Running
This is one of the most beautiful cross country courses in New England, with views of Mt. Mansfield and Camel s Hump. It is a challenging course with
http://bhs.bsdvt.org/~pdvorak/webxcrun/

Extractions: Open to public to allow any runners, coaches and a family of competing athletes to participate. Run on the same course as High School races. This is one of the most beautiful cross country courses in New England, with views of Mt. Mansfield and Camel's Hump. It is a challenging course with rolling hills through mowed meadows and short wooded sections. Burlington Invitational Starting and finishing on North Beach of Lake Champlain, the fast and flat course runs through city park, woods and on Burlington bikepath. Missisquoi HS is a flat course with meadows and wooded trails. Web design and maintenance donated by Pavel Dvorak
Hanover College : Hanover Cross Country - Running To The Magic Kingdom
Hanover cross country running to the Magic Kingdom. It isn t only academics that take Hanover students away from campus. Read freshman Shawna McLetchie s
http://www.hanover.edu/abouthanover/newsevents/features/disney

Extractions: Hanover Homepage Apply Now Support Hanover Search ... Site Search: Quick Contact Us Form: Contact Us Send us your question or comment: Your Email Address: Your Name: window.addEvent("load",toolbar.init.bind(toolbar)); window.addEvent("load",site_menu.init.bind(site_menu)); Hanover Cross Country - Running to the Magic Kingdom It isn't only academics that take Hanover students away from campus. Read freshman Shawna McLetchie's (Lexington, Ky.) blog about the Panthers' trip to the Wide World of Sports complex at Disney World for a cross-country meet. October 4, 2007 So I'm finally here at Disney World with Hanover Cross Country team. We've been looking forward to this all season and I can't wait for the meet and the parks and restaurants. We took a plane down here today and I'm not much of a flyer but the plane ride was fine. Some of the team listened to music and did homework, especially since we're missing a day and a half of class. The trip is totally worth it though. Disney World or class? I pick Disney World! When we got here, our team split up and went to Downtown Disney to eat dinner because we were super hungry after our three-hour plane ride. It was fun seeing all the Disney characters around that I haven't seen since I was really little. I can't wait for tomorrow when we get to see the course! I heard that it was really flat and we'll get super fast times.
Distance Running Injuries | Sports Injury Bulletin
Distance running injuries and how to avoid them Free at the Sports Injury or you do a one-off cross-country race, problems may occur due to the
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Database Of Greenspaces And Neighborhoods In The Heart Of Boston.
Competitive crosscountry running courses are on unpaved but According to cross-country running representatives who attended Franklin Park Management
http://ksgaccman.harvard.edu/hotc/DisplayPlace.asp?id=11560
Thames Hare And Hounds - Thames Hare And Hounds
Based on Wimbledon Common in South West London, Thames Hare and Hounds is the oldest crosscountry running club in the world. Our large membership is made
http://www.thameshareandhounds.org.uk/
FasterRunning.com :: Run Running Track Cross Country Training Intervals 5K 10K M
Experiences of a runner, with content devoted to training, racing, and running related information.
http://www.fasterrunning.com/

Extractions: FasterRunning.com is dedicated to high performance training and racing. We are geared towards runners of all ability levels, but the common thread is the desire for continuing improvement. Our site provides tools to help in the persuit of faster running, as well as a community for runners who share these common goals. We hope you find a home here as our site develops! SITE HIGHLIGHTS [In Site News]
Cross-Country Running
crosscountry running. Being the last event, the running has major significance and constitutes the last chance for athletes to catch up on possible point
http://www.modern-pentathlon.com/running.html

Extractions: Cross-Country Running Being the last event, the running has major significance and constitutes the last chance for athletes to catch up on possible point losses sustained in the previous events. This event consists of a cross-country race conducted on an uneven terrain or on a public road and over a distance of 3 km (3,000 m) for both men and women. Completing this course within 10 minutes and zero seconds for men, and within 11 minutes and 20 seconds for women adds 1,000 points to the overall score of the athlete. The starting order of the running event is arranged based on the handicap system, according to which the score of the athletes after the first four Pentathlon sports is totalled up, and the differences in their standings are converted into different starting times. This procedure is followed because the order in which the athletes finish is also the final standing in the competition. This handicap starting system was adopted for two main reasons.
RunningWorks Camps And Clinics
cross country Camps and Clinics by Marcus O Sullivan, Cricket Batz, cross country camps and coaching clinics for those interested in distance running.
http://www.runningworks.com/

Extractions: RunningWorks High-School Cross Country Camps , located in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania and the Kittantinny Mountains of New Jersey, provide guidance and experience in all areas of distance running. They boast outstanding staffs with small camper-to-coach ratios; Olympic-class speakers, such as Bob Kennedy and Suzy Favor-Hamilton; and many activities to engage and challenge the distance runner. Join us for six days of training and fun! RunningWorks Coaches' Clinics provide cutting-edge information on coaching techniques and training methods for collegiate and high school distance runners. In past years the Day of Distance Clinic featured renowned speakers such as Joe Vigil and Jack Daniels. In 2008, RunningWorks Day of Distance Clinic will feature the legendary Jim Ryun
Maximum Power Training And Plyometrics For Cross-Country Running.
EJ636306 Maximum Power Training and Plyometrics for cross-country running.
http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/recordDetail?accno=EJ636306

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