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Bill Hammons Running the Queens Half-Marathon
(Photo by Greg Cross, Courtesy New York Road Runners)
In the pages to the left are marathons listed on the Boston Athletic Association's Website as Boston Marathon qualifiers. While
you're here, be sure to check out the tips below for becoming a serious runner and qualifying for the Boston Marathon yourself (and
see my own race results at left). (***Please note that I'm a runner, not a doctor. Always seek advice from a medical
professional for a specific problem.***)
Before I start throwing out my two cents on running, I should state that this site by no means offers the final word on the sport. You
might want to check out this and other running titles on amazon.com if you're serious about becoming a serious runner (I have a well-worn copy of
Bob Glover's classic sitting on my bookshelf):
The Pleasure of Running - Do You Really Enjoy the Sport of Running?
Racing Tips - Race as Soon as You're Ready, and Start Short
Weight Training for Running - Increase Your Power and Endurance
Running and Recovery: Good Nutrition Helps You Recover Faster
Running and Recovery: Easy Running and Rest Also Help Recovery
Knees and Running: Playing It Safe
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