Fdip33: The Marathon Mystique

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Fdip33: The Marathon Mystique

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Feb 26, 2006

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There is a mystique to the marathon that by it’s very name leaves an impression to those around you, and inspires others to follow in your footsteps. In this episode seek to answer the question “Why do so many runners chose to run a marathon?

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Feb 26, 2006

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Fdip33: The Marathon Mystique: There is a mystique to the marathon that by it’s very name leaves an impression to those around you, and inspires others to follow in your footsteps. In this episode seek to answer the question “Why do so many runners chose to run a... by Phedippidations
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Fdip20: Running Legend Bill Rogers: Bill Rogers is one of the most respected, influential distance runners in the United States, having won the Boston Marathon and New York Marathons four times each. He’s run a total of 57 marathons in all, 28 of them in under 2:15. by Phedippidations
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