Running News November 2006

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THURSDAY, 30 NOVEMBER 2006
	Kandiero Represents Singapore Marathon
	Oliver Kandiero left Harare to attend and represent Zimbabwe in the second leg of the Standard Chartered Bank World Relay Marathon in Singapore. Veteran long distance runner Kandiero, finished second overall in last year's Marathon. The veteran athlete said his preparation for Sunday's race went on well, but chose to be cautious ahead of the grueling event. Kandiero will be taking the Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2006
	The First Online Marathon Results
	The marathon website ‘26.2’ is hosting the first ever online survey to find out what percentage of marathon participants actually meet (or even come close to) their time goal. One just has to watch the later stages of any large marathon event in cities like New York or Chicago to see many runners struggling along or being forced to walk. Even experienced marathon runners fall into this catego Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 28 NOVEMBER 2006
	IncreMental Differences in Performance
	IncreMental Advantage announced the findings of the research it conducted on the results of the November 5, 2006 New York City Marathon. In the men's division, the winner (Marilson Gomes dos Santos of Brazil) beat the second place finisher (Stephen Kiogora of Kenya) by eight seconds. The winner finished the race four-tenths of a percentage faster than the second fastest runner. The winner w Read Full Story
MONDAY, 27 NOVEMBER 2006
	The Mississippi Coast Marathon Winners
	Five hundred runners participated in the Mississippi Coast Marathon at the Stennis Space Center. Kevin Tscholl and Megan Carlson were the winners for the Men and Women's Division. Runners from thirty different states joined in the 16th annual Coast Marathon last Saturday. Kevin Tscholl, a native of Ohio, won with a time of 2:52:22 beating the runner-up by thirteen minutes. It was his first Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2006
	Parkin to Join Duesouth Xterra Next Month
	Olympic silver medalist Terence Parkin will be joining the Duesouth Xterra, a multi-sport competition which will be held at Shongweni Dam in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa this December 10. Parkin, 26, has joined and won in various competitions like the Sydney Olympics, the 2006 World Deaf Cycling Championships, and the Powerade Triple Challenge. He will be competing against Kent Horner, Su E Read Full Story
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