Running News January 2008

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TUESDAY, 29 JANUARY 2008
	Running to Learn - Highs & Lows of Running Career
	Running to Learn tells the compelling story of Julia Armstrong, an international marathon runner - her struggle to reach peak performance, her battle with an eating disorder and the challenges of her personal relationships. Through the many highs and lows of her life, Julia discovers the skills necessary to perform at the top level and learns how to manage herself effectively in times of Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 24 JANUARY 2008
	Engel & Voelkers Participates in Dubai Marathon
	(openPR) - The leading European real estate company, Engel & Voelkers Middle East, forms a corporate team of 20 runners for the Standard Chartered Dubai Marathon on 18 January 2008. Led by Sebastian Wels, Director of Engel & Voelkers Middle East, the corporate team is represented by senior staff and real estate brokers from all different offices of Engel & Voelkers. This includes the Head Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 15 JANUARY 2008
	Kenyan Runners Dominate Elgoibar Cross Country
	Leonard Patrick Komon and Priscah Jepleting, both from Kenya, reigned supreme at the 65th Cross Internacional Juan Muguerza, which was held last Jan. 13 at Elgoibar, Spain. The 20-year-old Komon was an overwhelming men's race winner while Jepleting, reigning World 500m bronze medallist, beat Ehtiopia's Wude Yimer in the closing stages to win the women's race. Komon won the 10.68km ra Read Full Story
MONDAY, 14 JANUARY 2008
	$250,000 Up for Grabs at US Olympic Team Trials
	Boston, Mass. - The 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials-Women Marathon will be held on Sunday, April 20, the day before the 112 Boston Marathon at 8:00 a.m. The Boston Athletic Association and USA Track and Field already disclosed that the total prize money is $250,000. According to Guy Morse, Executive Director of the Boston Athletic Association, the top 15 of the finishers in the Olympi Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 10 JANUARY 2008
	Bastos Returns to Walt Disney World Marathon
	LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - Brazilian Adriano Bastos returns to the Walt Disney World Marathon Jan. 13 wearing a familiar number: 1. The 29-year-old Sao Paolo athlete will be running for his fourth straight Disney title and fifth in six years, starting at the front of an entry field of more than 18,000 athletes in the 15th annual Walt Disney World Marathon that takes participants on a 26.2-mile t Read Full Story