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Grand Canyon State
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Floyd emerging as distance star
Posted by LG
Scott Floyd from Tuson Az profile.
Valley of the Sun race a hot time
Posted by LG
Brett Schumacher, elite runner coordinator, believes half marathon winners could crack 1:04 (men) and 1:15 (women). The marathon field is less predictable, especially on the men's side, where no one is likely to approach the 2:17:31 that Kevin Collins ran in 2002.
A Brief chat with Bernard Lagat
Posted by Matt
Runners World's interview with Bernard Lagat. He is running very well and looks like the man to be in 2005.
He hasn't peaked
Posted by Matt
At age 54, transplanted Englishman Dave Hill has renewed a lifelong love of running. The guy just ran a 1:14. Not bad.
Yae Wins, Gemechu Repeats at P.F. Chang's Rock 'n' Roll Arizona Marathon
Posted by Matt
The second annual P.F. Chang's Rock 'n' Roll Arizona Marathon brought more of the same on the women's side and crowned a new men's champion as the musical marathon hit the streets of Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tempe
Racewalking Clinic
Posted by Matt
If you want to learn a new sport...
Walkers:
* Finish your marathon within the time limits.
* Bump up cardio-fitness to the next level without running.
* Experience the ultimate in walking workouts
Bernard Lagat dreams of gold under a new flag*
Posted by Matt
Bernard Lagat leaned forward at his dining room table, staring at his laptop computer. He felt beneath his right arm.
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A Runner's Quest
This is the first article in a series that will follow Bernard Lagat as he pursues Olympic gold at the Beijing Games.
“I’m sweating,” he said.
On the screen was the start of the 1,500-meter final at the 2004 Athens Olympics. The announcers spoke German. The fact that he could not understand their words filled Lagat with possibility.
Bernard Lagat 1500 3rd Place At The 2009 IAAF Track And Field Championships [Video]
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Bernard Lagat 1500 3rd place at the 2009 IAAF Track and Field Championships
August 19, 2009 via Flotrack
Arizona’s most famous nickname “The Grand Canyon State” celebrates
its most famous natural feature, the Grand Canyon. Arizona's other
nickname “Copper State” celebrates its fabulous mineral
wealth.
source: http://www.azag.gov/ChildrensPage/5_8Arizona.html
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