by Blaine Moore | racing
Consider this an open letter to Matt Nestor of the Columbia Tribune and all of the other people that think that banditing a race is okay. The news is starting to get a little old at this point and common sense says it shouldn’t even be addressed, but Matt...
by GuestPost | racing
When I was a young whippersnapper, the idea of running a marathon held nothing for me. I used to express to people I would run a marathon on the twelfth of Never. Actually, I thought marathons had to be an acquired taste, much like chicken pox is an acquired illness....
by Blaine Moore | racing
There are now 5 days to prepare for the Exeter Marathon. If you are running (or are just interested in the race) then here is everything that you need to know about the race. If you are interested, I wrote yesterday about my own plans for the race as race day gets...
by Blaine Moore | racing
The other week, 5 people ran the London Marathon. They then flew back to the United States and ran the Boston Marathon. One of them, Pam Reed, ran the London Marathon (3:25), and then ran from Boston to Hopkinton the next morning, only to race back from Hopkinton to...
by Blaine Moore | racing
I have learned a few things from running marathons. In Jacksonville, Florida, I learned not to just stop and walk through a water stop after running for 23 miles under 7 minute pace. In Portland, Maine, I learned that no base and 9 weeks of training just isn”t...
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