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Tag Archives: Ray ZaHab
The Sunday Read: Trash talking, fleeing felons and more
It began as a piece about Dusty Olson, a super-talented runner in his own right and a nationally ranked Nordic skier. And then things just sort of spiraled out of control. Outside just published a fascinating interview with Olson. Who’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Badwater Ultra, Dusty Olson, Oscar Pistorius, Outside Magazine, Ray ZaHab, Runner's World, Scott Jurek, Ultrarunning
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Hey, this blog is all about running, not naked people
Okay. Maybe I brought it on myself. But the search terms for this blog are really…uh, interesting. Faithful readers (all one of you; thanks, hon) know that Sub-three is about running. It’s just a little strange that’s all – like … Continue reading
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Tagged Hunter S. Thompson, Kara Goucher, Nike, Nude running, Paula Radcliffe, Ray ZaHab, Ryan Hall
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The Sunday Read: Heavy drinkers and other stories
Tim Noakes believes runners drink too much – not alcohol, surprisingly, but water. Author of the classic running bible, The Lore of Running, the South African exercise scientist has a new book out entitled Waterlogged: The Serious Problem of Overhydration … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Webb, Ann Arbor Marathon, Ray ZaHab, Tim Noakes, Ultrarunning
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