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DISPLAYING ALL ARTICLES 1-37 FOR Motivation
The Newbie Chronicles: The Very First Step After an alarming discovery, a runner is born—though he has a long, long way to go.
Changing The Face of Distance Running Few African Americans run marathons. Tony Reed wants to change that.
Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori For this religious leader running is a form of body prayer and a time of reflection.
Double Amputee Offers Every Runner Inspiration After losing his legs in an accident, Scott Rigsby forged new ground as a triathlete.
When A Stranger Calls The power to change comes from within. But that doesn't mean we can't use a little help
Finding My Stride Fat and unhappy, the author surprised himself--and his famous father--by transforming himself into a runner
Defending the Music Playlist on my Ipod Is it embarrassing to listen to the Village People? Ask me at the finish line
Use Your Mind To Reach Your Running Goals Do you focus or let your mind wander on a run? The virtues of tuning in--or out
Pretty Strong Kristin Armstrong reminds us that feeling comfortable in our skin isn't always easy. Running helps.
Hope Runs Two American women start a running program to help orphans in Kenya find their footing. Read their story, see a slideshow, watch a video and learn how you can help them make a difference.
Body Language The author thought his sturdy frame could take just about anything--until it talked back
Perfect Harmony No matter how fast or slow you run, your presence on the roads makes our sport stronger
A Little Help? How does an out-of-shape, overworked, self-professed slacker go from zero to 26.2 in just 18 weeks? Ask the experts
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Newbie: Get Serious Spend $100 on a pair of good shoes, and you really have to run, one author discovers.
Newbie: An Inconvenient Truth Running turns out to be only one part of the whole health puzzle for author Marc Parent.
Newbie: Why Should I Run? Finding reasons to get out when progress--even one mile--is excruciatingly slow.
The Second Time Around His first run sidelined him for two weeks. Getting out again required a new approach.
The Newbie Chronicles: The Very First Step After an alarming discovery, a runner is born—though he has a long, long way to go. |
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