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Top 10 Dutch Races
By Alison Hamlett on 15/10/2008 10:00:23
Featuring... Egmond Half, City-Pier-City Run, RW Zandvoort Circuit Run, Rotterdam Marathon, Enschede Marathon, Marikenloop, Dam tot Damloop, Amsterdam Marathon, Eindhoven Marathon, Zevenheuvelenloop
oldest, fastest and flattest marathons as well as a variety of innovative shorter races.Choose from our pick of the best Dutch races, selected by Runner’s World Netherlands’ Editor Ysbrand Visser, and your training will seem downhill from here. Egmond
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London Half 2004 - Going Fast
By Runner's World on 19/11/2003 13:00:44
The Adidas Flora London Half-Marathon is back - and over 2300 people have entered so far!
It was the most talked-about new race of this year. It took 9000 runners round the legendary Grand Prix motor racing track at Silverstone, Northants. It's the official warm-up race of the Flora London Marathon - and most importantly, it was a
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The World's Top 10 Marathons
By Runner's World on 08/07/2000 17:58:06
5. Boston Marathon
5. Boston MarathonBoston is the world’s oldest marathon, steeped in tradition and history, with fabulous crowd support, a top-class elite field and a surprisingly quick point-to-point course. Sadly it’s also a marathon that the majority of runners
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The World's Top 10 Marathons
By Runner's World on 08/07/2000 17:58:06
8. Paris Marathon
Marathon has traditionally failed to catch the imagination of the running public. Things have definitely changed. The organisation has improved noticeably and it has the budget to draw a decent elite field – runners now flock to the race in their thousands
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20 Races to do before you die
By Alison Hamlett on 20/08/2008 15:59:21
RW's guide to the 20 best foreign races every runner should complete from around the globe
York’s five boroughs in one of the world’s greatest city marathons or want to mix it with the best runners in the world at the Great Ethiopian Run, our pick of the top 20 foreign races to do before you die is sure to inspire you to add a few more races
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Adidas Mangostin £69.99
By Runner's World on 12/06/2000 16:20:12
Weight 131gEvaluation The Mangostin takes the mantle of being the lightest racer on the UK market. Its 11g lighter than New Balances outrageous RC150, and both are 60-70g lighter than what most efficient runners would consider their safe limit
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Nike Air Span / Althea Triax 3 £60
By Runner's World on 16/06/2000 15:13:25
the upper (the seams can irritate runners feet) and rounded the toebox so it fits wider feet better. The midsole hasnt changed and still has an attractive combination of lightweight cushioning and enough stability for neutral runners and mild overpronators
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Mizuno Wave Renegade £89.99
By Runner's World on 09/10/2000 15:44:27
Weight 400gEvaluation Aside from the Brooks Beast, you wont find a more specific shoe for big runners than the Wave Renegade: a superb, ultra-supportive, durable, and very well-cushioned trainer. With a Double Wave design (one plate sits on top
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Nike Air Streak £59.99
By Runner's World on 09/10/2000 15:44:27
Weight 217gEvaluation Nike says that the Streak can be used for everyday training. But unless youre a super-fast, lightweight, neutral runner, its probably better to reserve them for racing.As with most racing shoes, theyre not designed for heavy
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Adidas Adistar Competition £80
By Runner's World on 24/01/2003 12:53:33
felt much more natural for faster runners than slower ones. At 225g it’s not the lightest short-distance racing shoe around – very light runners would often be looking nearer 200g – but the Pro Plate makes a noticeable difference. It helps your running
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