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The Marathon Des Sables: Seven Days in the Sahara Enduring the Toughest Footrace on Earth by Mark Hines, 2007-11-25
The History: An Account of the Persian War on Greece, Including the Naval Battle at Salamis, the Battle With Athens at Marathon, And With Sparta at Thermopylae by Herodotus, 2009-01-02
London Marathon by John Bryant, 2005-04-07
The Great Divide: A Mathematical Marathon by Dayle Ann Dodds, 2005-02-03
The Coolest Race on Earth: Mud, Madmen, Glaciers, and Grannies at the Antarctica Marathon by John Hanc, 2009-01-01
The Marathon Makers by John Bryant, Sebastian Coe, 2009-06-01
Marathon: The Pursuit of the Presidency 1972-1976 by Jules Witcover, 1980-01
The Fifteen Decisive Battles of The World From Marathon to Waterloo by M.A. Sir Edward Creasy, 2009-12-31
Marathon Running for Mortals: An Ordinary Mortal's Guide to the Joy of Running or Walking a Marathon or Half-marathon by John Bingham, Jenny Hadfield, 2004-01-02
Marathon: The Battle That Changed Western Civilization by Richard A. Billows, 2010-07-21
The Marathon Chef: Food for Getting Fit by Michel Roux Jr., 2004-07-29
Boston Marathon: The First Century of the World's Premier Running Event by Tom Derderian, 1996-02
Her Longest Marathon: A Runner's Race to Survive by Randy A. Birken M.D., 2008-12-29
The Marathon Monks of Mount Hiei by John Stevens, 1988-05-12

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Moray Marathon
Late summer marathon, half marathon and 10K races held in Elgin, Scotland.
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Extractions: The first Moray Marathon was held in 1982 and since then it has developed into a 3 in 1 running event incorporating the Marathon, Half Marathon and 10K Road Races through the picturesque landscape of Moray. All 3 races follow the same clockwise circuit with the Marathon starting in the Cooper Park, Elgin, Half Marathon in the spectacular grounds of Gordonstoun School, Duffus and the 10K in the outskirts of Lossiemouth. The finishing line for each is the Cooper Park, Elgin with the 13th century Elgin Cathedral forming a dramatic backdrop. Moray contains a great diversity of landscapes which include sandy and rocky shores, rivers, lochs and mountainous areas. Most of these aspects have been incorporated into the Moray Marathons and 10K routes by taking runners on tarred roads, passing through the woodlands, coastal areas, towns and villages. The physical nature of these routes with the relitively mild and dry climate of Moray makes them both interesting and enjoyable to all competitors.
How To Run A Marathon | Expert Village Videos
How to Run a Marathon Learn training tips for running a marathon and cross country running tips in this free online video workout guide,
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Extractions: refLinks('http://sports.expertvillage.com/interviews/marathon-running.htm','How to Run a Marathon'); Expert: Turner Wright is a competitive distance runner with over 11 years of experience. He has run in everything from the 1600 to the marathon. Most recently he has competed in the Boston Marathon and the Austin Freescale Marathon. Series : How to Run a Marathon Summary : The marathon is a long distance running competition in which the contestant must run a set distance of 26.2 miles. This event was established as test of conditioning and ability. Running a marathon is something that takes great discipline and physical aptitude. The marathon is an event that many people tend to ârunâ away from due to its rigorous nature. However, for those interested in challenging themselves and getting into great shape this may be the right event for them. This video series will share the information you need to get started as a marathon runner. Our expert, with over eleven years of experience in competitive running, is going to share his training tips and expertise to help put you in the fast track to training for a marathon. Before you ever start pounding the pavement you need to have the right equipment. Learn what clothing and shoes are needed to run a marathon. Nutrition is also a key to running marathons. Our expert will share tips on how to change your diet to prepare your body for a marathon. Follow these videos as our expert gives you the tips you need to run a successful race.
Marathon Training
Marathon training tips for beginners, including a recommended 16 week marathon training schedule and program, nutrition requirements, and more.
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Extractions: I promise to use it only to send you The Marathon Rookie Times. Marathon Training for Beginners Marathon training will be challenging, but should be fun and enjoyable. Finishing a marathon is an accomplishment that less than 1% of people in the world can say they have achieved. You are about to be one of them! Are you a beginning runner? Already a runner? Havent run in a long time? Either way, you can finish a marathon. Learning some of the basics will help you get started. Motivation: Building mental stamina is essential. Its one thing to be motivated to begin training. Its another to stay motivated every day. Naturally, we think running a marathon will not be easy. Even so, many finishers say it was even tougher than they thought. Staying motivated and developing the proper mindset is key to enjoying training and crossing the finish line with a smile on your face. Goals: Finish time goals, weight loss goals, just finish goalswe all have a reason(s) for wanting to run a marathon. If your only goal is to lose weight, good luck. Youre likely to quit. You are likely to quit just like so many people who join health clubs each year for the same reason only to stop going after seeing little results in little time. You
What's An Ultramarathon?
They can be pointto-point, like the Comrades Marathon in South Africa; Ultramarathon racing is much older than the marathon (which originated with the
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Extractions: Home By: David Blaikie An ultramarathon is any organized footrace extending beyond the standard marathon running distance of 42 kilometers, 195 meters (26 miles, 385 yards). Ultra races typically begin at 50 kilometers and can extend to enormous distances. There is no limit. The longest certified ultramarathon in the world is The Ultimate Ultra, the annual Sri Chinmoy 1300-Miler (2092 kilometers) which is held each fall in New York. There is also the annual Trans America Footrace, which is run in 64 consecutive daily stages from Los Angeles to New York. Runners cover almost 3,000 miles (more than 4800 kilometers) at a rate of about 45 miles (72 kilometers) a day. Ultramarathons are run on roads, trails and tracks. They can be point-to-point, like the Comrades Marathon in South Africa; out and back, like the Niagara 100K in Canada; or held on loop courses, like the famous one-mile loop that Sri Chinmoy runners circle 1300 times in New York. Rules allow runners to "go as you please." This means they may take walking breaks, pause to drink or eat and even sleep if the events are especially long, such as multi-day races. No penalty results from any such interruption, except for the time or distance a runner loses from his or her performance. Men and women compete in ultramarathons at all levels. They always have. In modern times, they usually compete together in the same race. One hundred years ago, when the sport flourished as "pedestrianism," men and women competed in separate events.
Henin Wins Easy, Unlike Federer, Hewitt - Boston.com
Justine Henin decided she didn t want to work overtime, unlike several others, it seems, in the Australian Open.
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Extractions: Local Search Site Search otherTab = document.getElementById('searchLocal'); THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING Maria Sharapova of Russia returns the ball to her compatriot Elena Dementieva in their fourth round women's singles match at the Australian Open tennis championships in Melbourne, Australia, Sunday, Jan. 20, 2008. (AP Photo/Rob Griffith) Email Print Text size By John Pye AP Sports Writer January 19, 2008 Justine Henin decided she didn't want to work overtime, unlike several others, it seems, in the Australian Open. The top-ranked Henin beat Hsieh Su-wei, the first Taiwanese player through to the fourth round of a Grand Slam event, 6-2, 6-2 on Sunday to advance to the quarterfinals. Henin, riding a 32-match winning streak that extends to the Wimbledon semifinals, will play the winner of the Maria Sharapova-Elena Dementieva match. "I never guess. I never choose," Henin said of her potential quarterfinal opponent. "It will be a tough match whoever it is." Henin's quick work was in contrast to the drama Saturday that started with a rare five-setter for Roger Federer. Then Lleyton Hewitt carried on almost to dawn.
Marathon Maniacs Criteria
Marathon Maniacs are not responsible for any injuries or deaths. You must have medical clearance from your doctor before you begin any exercise program or
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Extractions: InSane AsyLum Race Calendar Members Login FAQ Database ... Site Map Marathon Maniacs are not responsible for any injuries or deaths. You must have medical clearance from your doctor before you begin any exercise program or running in any marathons. It is not our intent for anyone to get hurt being or trying to be a Marathon Maniac. From the desk of MM Attorney of Law To become a member of the Marathon Maniacs you need to complete one of the following. Depending upon which streak you have completed will determine your placement level. BRONZE LEVEL 1. Back to Back Marathons (two marathons in consecutive weekends, races can be run on either Saturday or Sunday). 2. 2 Marathons in 3 weeks (2 Marathons within a 16 day time frame). 3. 3 Marathons in 3 months (3 Marathons within a 90 day time frame). SILVER LEVEL 1. 3 Marathons in 3 weeks ( 3 Marathons within a 16 day time frame ).

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