Runner's World 1993 George Sheehan - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Runner's World 1993 George Sheehan
Anatomy of a champion: successful athletes can show us how to be champions in life. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Change of heart: even a traditionalist can find pulse monitors user-friendly. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Fountain heads. (drinking water) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
From here to eternity: we run for different reasons but mostly to stay active 'til the end. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
King of the hill: conquering hills brings out your best and truest self. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
My body, my self: running can help us become all we were meant to be. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
On the right path: capitalizing on our individual strengths often does not mean following the crowd. (George Sheehan's Viewpoint) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Pearls of wisdom: the body of running knowledge condensed to seven essential rules. (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Slow and steady. (marathons) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan
Standing at the threshold: every stage of life signifies a new beginning. (aging) (Column)	Sports and fitness	George Sheehan

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