Running & Track

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AskMen.com Jeremy Berger	Endurance Races Guys are pushing themselves to the physical limits in races every bit as mean as they sound: The Canadian Death Race, Marathon of the Sands, The Jungle Ultra, Badwater Ultramarathon, The Longest Day, Ironman.
AskMen.com Dave Golokhov	Oscar Pistorius Double-leg amputee Oscar Pistorius lives by the motto "you're not disabled by the disabilities you have; you are able by the abilities you have."
AskMen.com Matt Moore	Marathon Training Recipes We have four mouthwatering marathon training recipes and carbohydrates are particularly important the night before long training runs and race day.
TIME Europe November 28, 2010 Lev Grossman	The Man Who Couldn't Stop Running Louis Zamperini's life is the subject of a new book by Laura Hillenbrand, who also wrote Seabiscuit, the story of another great racer of the 1930s. Zamperini's story had a terrible second act as a POW in Japan.
Outside June 2010 Abe Streep	The Wild File: Runners vs. Cyclists Who would win in a 100: Usain Bolt or a top sprint cyclist?
Outside June 2010	Teva Mountain Games In 2010 more than 40,000 spectators are expected to attend 24 events, with athletes gunning for $100,000 in prize money
Outside June 2010 Abe Streep	The Wild File: Runners vs. Cyclists Q&A: Who would win in a 100: Usain Bolt or a top sprint cyclist?
HHMI Bulletin May 2010 Sarah C.P. Williams	For the Long Haul If you're trying to find Chris Garcia on a Saturday morning, focus your search dozens of miles deep in the Santa Cruz mountains or halfway up nearby Mount Diablo. He'll be on foot, but if you want to catch him you'll have to move fast.
Outside March 2010 Justin Nyberg	Yes You Can: Run the NYC Marathon Going 26.2 miles is a great way to prove your grit and there's no greater showcase than the world's biggest. Presenting a simple plan to get anyone off the couch and across the finish line.
TIME Europe February 1, 2010 Bryan Walsh	Toe Huggers Joggers spend a lot on cushiony sneakers, but going barefoot (or close to it) might be better for your body.
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