Endurance Runner Sarah Talley Tells Her Story of Globetrotting and How Running Is What Keeps Her Grounded
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2014
Endurance Runner, Sarah Talley, Tells Her Story of Globetrotting and How Running is What Keeps Her Grounded
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Mari Chandler, 38 of Lake Tahoe, NV, is an adventure racer who has literally carved her path in the sport. Chandler currently races on three adventure racing teams (Team Tecnu, Dart Nuun and Team Bones) – three of the top four teams in the U.S. She has travelled the world and loves every minute...
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Table of Contents: Nov/Dec 2014 Issue
ON THE COVER: FRANK FUMICH Frank Fumich won the Quintuple Anvil in a little over 105 hours. His race consisted swimming 7.2 miles, cycling 560 miles and running 131 miles. Fumich was trained by Lisa-Smith Batchen of Dream Chasers EDITOR’S LETTER 3 Coming Full Circle After three years of covering the Lake Anna Anvil races, I’ve...
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November/December Issue 2014: The Anvil Races at Lake Anna
Editor’s Letter Coming Full Circle By Alix J. Shutello This issue is special to me. After three years of covering the Double, Triple and Quintuple Anvil races in Lake Anna, Virginia, I feel as if I was indoctrinated into a small community of superstars that are so unique in their athletic ability that it...
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The Importance of Goal-Setting
The Importance of Goal-Setting by Todd Parker, M.A., M.S. As the season comes to a close, take a moment to study how it went for you. If your performances were haphazard, irregular, and often void of improvement, perhaps your program is lacking the important component of goal-setting. Develop and focus on realistic but challenging...
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Ironman Saves Lives
Not Yet on the Podium – Ironman Saves Lives By Earl Furfine One of my favorite people on the planet – the man who was instrumental in the successful sale of my company in 2010 and, more importantly, was able to coach this somewhat capricious entrepreneur through some very difficult times – was almost...
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Table of Contents: Sept/Oct Issue 2014
Please click on the links below to select articles. To read more, please subscribe. Subscriptions are $10/year. EDITOR’S LETTER 3 Welcome! Endurance Racing Magazine is a vehicle for communication, so that endurance athletes all over the world can connect, learn, and explore. COACHES’ CORNER 6 Inner Competitor® Training, Part 4a Jay Markeiwicz’s fourth in...
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Editors Letter
This issue was a lot of fun to produce. First of all, I was given the opportunity to cover the Falmouth Mile before I went off to run the New Balance Falmouth Road Race this year. The Falmouth Mile is not as popular, but the folks in Falmouth are hoping to raise awareness about...
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SkyDiveRun: When just running isnt enough
Thrill Seeking: When just running isnt enough Eric Friedman was a marathoner turned ultra runner looking to do something different with his athletic endeavors. After reading Dean Karnazess book, “Ultra Marathon Man”, Friedman became introspective and took the book at face value. I couldn’t believe humans were capable of running like that, he said....
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A Motivational View On Pain and Suffering
Fortune 500 Leadership Coach, Sports Performance Coach Inner Competitor® Training, Part 4a A Motivational View On Pain and Suffering By Jay Markiewicz I want to share with you the two quotes I say to myself when I stand at the start of every race. The first one is, “Pain is inevitable, suffering is optional.”...
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