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Running Past 50

Running Past 50

by RichardBenyo (Author)

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    Paperback 1998

    $3.40
Synopsis

Former Runner's World editor Rich Benyo explains how to make the years after 50 the best in your running career. Through his engaging writing style, Benyo will help you: infuse your running program with new training ideas, set new goals, establish good nutrition and hydration habits, avoid injuries common in aging runners, and stay motivated.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 256
 Publisher: Human Kinetics
Published: 30 Mar 1998
ISBN 10: 0880117052
ISBN 13: 9780880117050

Media Reviews

Runners are turning 50 in incredible numbers. Rich Benyo has gone ahead as a sort of aerobic scout to share with the rest of us what to expect: the joys to be celebrated, the pitfalls to be avoided, the challenges to be embraced. But Running Past 50 isn't only for the new 50-year-old runner; it's also a very readable guidebook for those who've long since taken up residence in the second half of their century of fitness.
Kathrine Switzer
Director, Avon Running Global Women's Circuit
Winner of 1974 New York City Marathon
Rich Benyo has done his usual job of covering the constantly challenging area of aging. A very informative book.
Jeff Galloway
Author of Galloway's Book on Running
Author Bio


Richard Benyo is the editor of Marathon & Beyond and race director of the Sutter Home Napa Valley Marathon. He's also a serious long-distance runner who over the past 20 years has competed in practically every type of running event imaginable-from 400-meter runs to ultramarathons. This veteran of more than 35 marathons became the first person, along with Tom Crawford, to run from Death Valley to the peak of Mount Whitney and back in midsummer-a distance of 300 miles.

Rich was the executive editor of Runner's World during the height of the running boom, from 1977 to 1984, and the fitness and running columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle from 1985 to 1990. He is the author of Masters of the Marathon, The Exercise Fix, and Making the Marathon Your Event. A member of the Road Runners Club of America, Rich currently lives in Forestville, CA, with his wife Rhonda Provost.