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Monthly Archives: November 2014
The Sunday Read: Living the dream – and more
Do more of what you love: running Megan Stewart, 51, is broke but happy. The New Zealand woman entered the Four Deserts (http://www.4deserts.com/) race series, running the four ultra-marathons over the same number of years. Most recently she returned from … Continue reading
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Tagged Clogs, Four Deserts, heart attacks, heart screening, marathon, Nike, Ultramarathon
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On injuries
If runners love to discuss any one topic more than running, it’s injuries. At the first sign of a twinge or niggle, we suddenly become – thanks to the Internet – experts on any and every injury going, its diagnosis … Continue reading
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