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Articles by Nathan Whiting

From the Archives: Women Who Win

From the Big Apple: Are We Graceful?

From the Big Apple: Towards a World Sport

From the Big Apple: The Problems with Simple Sugars

From the Big Apple: "Records" and "History"

From the Big Apple: The Belly Dance of Running, Part 2

From the Big Apple: The Belly Dance of Running

From the Big Apple: Remembering Harry Murphy

From the Big Apple: The Meaning of a Race

From the Big Apple: How Long Are Our Legs?

From the Big Apple: Archives

From the Big Apple: Muscular Overbalances

From the Big Apple: Dealing With Race Day Jitters

From the Big Apple: Going for a Long Run

From the Big Apple: Bernd Heinrich's Ravens

From the Big Apple: It’s Important To Laugh

From the Big Apple: Don’t Take Your Hips For Granted

From the Big Apple: Form and Freedom

From the Big Apple: Good Days and Bad Days

From the Big Apple: The Ultimate Challenge

From the Big Apple: The Aesthetics of Long Races

From the Big Apple: The Back of the Pack Hall of Fame

From the Big Apple: The Use of Sound

From the Big Apple: Taking Time to Feel the Emotions

From the Big Apple: Limping and Non-Limping

From the Big Apple: The Ultrarunner’s Back

From The Big Apple: 100-Mile Weeks, Theory and Practice

The theory is simple. One hundred miles a week is about as much as a person can sustain in training and work a job and have time and energy for family and friends. (Of course, all our friends are runners and are free to...

From the Big Apple: Learning the Yoga of Running

From the Big Apple: Living With Humiliation

From the Big Apple: Runners, Politics, and Awareness