Running by the numbers

Article Abstract:

A runner confesses that the terminology with numbers that deal with foot races are not understood by him. These numbers include, 5-K, HR, and negative splits. He is more concerned with missing the sunrise, than with these numbers and the various gauges he wears as he runs.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Running, Terminology, Runners (Sports)

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Racing Big Larry

Article Abstract:

A man describes his goal of beating a large runner he calls 'Big Larry' in a 5-K race. After several attempts, he actually outruns him, but then realizes his goal should not have been to beat somebody, but to find greater self-confidence within himself.

Running races

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Waddling through history

Article Abstract:

A middle-aged runner with a bad knee was thrilled to complete the 100th Boston Marathon with a time of 5 hours, 32 minutes and 26 seconds. He had conquered his fears and insecurities as had every other runner who finished the course.

Marathon running, Boston Marathon (Running)

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