Tuesday, 9 September 2008
TEM- 27 Episode 27
Monday, 18 August 2008
TEM- 26 Episode 26

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Enjoy the show and have a great training week.Kevin, Chris and Nigel
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Monday, 14 July 2008
TEM - 25 Episode 25
Happy Birthday To Us!My how time flies when you're having fun! It's been a whole year now since The Extra Mile Podcast was first posted.
If you are one of the "regulars", thanks for hanging in there with us! If you are a n00b13, then thanks for stopping by and stick around!
STUFF and people we will hear in this episode:
Austin Hastings and his worthy cause
Susan
Rob and The Ultradad Podcast
Adam- Another Runner
Drusy
Rob and Couch to 5k
TriChickInTraining
Tim
Swimbikerunnap
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Monday, 16 June 2008
TEM 24 - Episode 24

... have you given any thought to which of the WORLD WIDE HALF family of races you will be doing in the fall?
Maybe it will help listening to a few of your closest running friends and what THEY will be doing come October.
This episode of TEM is rather lengthy, so strap on your MP3 player, grab your Shot Blocks and head out for a long run! We will take good care of you.

Don't miss what the heck THIS picture of the Cincinnati Reds playing the Boston Red Sox is all about either!
A few things mentioned in this episode you need to check out:
Dennis From Ohio
Adam The Zen Runner
The ZEN RUN 10K
THE WORLD WIDE HALF
Jonathan
TK
Bob
Steve
Jodi
Chris
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Kevin, Chris, Nigel and John
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Friday, 30 May 2008
TEM 23 - Episode 23


Tuesday, 29 April 2008
TEM 22 - Episode 22
If its a bit too far away to actually begin to TRAIN for the Worldwide Half, it's JUST the right time to start some serious thought toward it! What race will you pick? Organized race? Run your own route? Half? 5k? What training program will you use? 
Well, stop holding all of this in and spit it out! We want to hear whats going on in that head of yours!
Send us your audio updates with what you are up to so the rest of us can learn from what you are going through and can follow your path.
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Enjoy the show and have a great training week.Kevin, Chris, Nigel and John
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Monday, 7 April 2008
TEM 21 - Episode 21
In this week's episode, The Extra Mile Podcast puts together a special message meant JUST for our friend, Steve Runner as he prepares to run that goofy little speed bump in Boston on Monday, April 21st. If you are NOT Steve Runner, we apologize that this one is NOT for you, but we will be back next episode in full force (well, assuming you send us something!) as we all begin talking about and getting excited about The 3rd Annual Phedippidations World Wide Half Marathon Challenge and "Kick The Couch 5k".
So stop back soon and send us your audio comments with what you are doing these days and what plans you have for those big events!
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Enjoy the show (Steve)and have a great training week. Kevin, Chris, Nigel and John
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Boston Marathon Trivia
- The Boston Marathon course is 26 miles, 385 yards (42.195 kilometers)
- About 22,5000 runners compete in the Boston Marathon
- Runners now begin the Boston Marathon in two waves of approximately 10,000 runners each
- The total prize money package for the Boston Marathon is $575,000
- The winners of the Men and Women Open Division Winners each receive $100,000
- Prize money was first awarded at the Boston Marathon in 1986
- Since 1969 the Boston Marathon has always been run on Patriots' Day, the third Monday in April
- About 500,000 spectators line the marathon route each year
- Wheelchair athlete Jean Driscoll holds the most Boston Marathon victories (8)
- Johnny Kelley started a record 61 Boston Marathons, won twice and finished the race 58 times
- There were only 15 runners to start the first Boston Marathon in 1897
- John J. McDermott won the first Boston Marathon in 1897 in a time of 2:55:10
- Greg Meyer was the last American Man to win the Boston Marathon (1983)
- Lisa Larsen-Weidenbach was the last American woman to win the Boston Marathon (1985)
- 1966: Roberta Gibb became first woman to unofficially run the Boston Marathon
- 1967: Katherine Switzer became first woman to receive official number, by using her initials to register
- 1972: Women were first allowed to officially enter the Boston Marathon
- In 2004 the Elite Women runners were given a separate, earlier start time from the main field
- The largest field of runners was for the 100th Boston Marathon in 1996, when 36,748 runners started the marathon
- Clarence DeMar was the oldest winner of the Boston Marathon at age 41 (1930)
- 18 year-old Tim Ford was the youngest winner in Boston Marathon history (1906)
- 173-pound Lawrence Brignolia is the heaviest runner ever to win the Boston Marathon
- 1975: Boston became the first marathon to include a wheelchair division
- 1936: Boston Globe reporter Jerry Nason nicknamed "Heartbreak Hill" in Newton
- In 1988 Ibrahim Hussein finished 1 second ahead of Juma Ikangaa in the closest finish in Boston Marathon history
- Clarence DeMar, Bill Rodgers & Cosmos Ndeti are the only champions to win the open division three consecutive years
- In 1961 the racers faced 38-degree temperatures and snow squalls along the course
- Water and Gatorade are provided every mile of the course; PowerGel is provided at mile 17
- 4 tons of pasta and 500 gallons of tomato sauce are cooked for the pre-race meal
Monday, 17 March 2008
TEM 20 - Episode 20
THINK SPRING!!!From the looks of the pictures Nigel took recently, I'd say it's a safe bet HE is!
Lets all take a ssllooww Extra Mile today and make sure we all take time to smell the flowers that are FINALLY blooming!
If you are running and training in an area where Mother Nature has been pounding you all winter, she should be in a much better mood very soon and you will LOVE the effect her good mood has on your running.
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Enjoy the show and have a great training week. Kevin, Chris, Nigel and John
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Tuesday, 26 February 2008
TEM 19- Episode 19
Join us this episode as we "span the globe" and hear from fellow runnings from one end of the planet to the other!
Updates from Switzerland to California. From Florida to New England.
Hang on tight, this one might make your head spin!
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Enjoy the show and have a great training week.Kevin, Chris, Nigel and John
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Monday, 18 February 2008
TEM 18- Episode 18

Let's head inside where it may be warmer, but Jim the Drill Instructor isn't about to let us slack off any! If you are a biker, or the least bit interested in what it might take to add biking to your crosstraining regiment, let Jim put you through the paces of his indoor biking boot camp.
Thanks to Jim for this submission.
Spring is quickly approaching, THANK GOD, and talk of training and racing starts anew. So lets hear what your plans are and how you plan on getting there!
Back to our "regular" format with our next episode, so get me your audio submissions.
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Enjoy the show and have a great training week.
Kevin, Chris, Nigel and John
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