Runner's World 1992 George Sheehan - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Runner's World 1992 George Sheehan
Athletic wisdom. (running and personal development) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Comrades in carbos. (pasta) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Earning potential. (health and wellness programs for employees) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Last shall come first. (last place runners) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
New fitness formula. (the importance of the number of repetitions in exercise) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Portrait of an artist: it's the process - not the finished product - that gives our lives meaning. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Put to the test: even 70-year-olds can continue to strive for maximum fitness. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Risky business. (risk perception and human behavior) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Summer reading. (books on physical fitness) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Too legit to quit. (exercise habits) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
We are family. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Yankee simplicity. (Fred Brown founder of the Fresh Pond race) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan

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