The single greatest moment

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British runner Roger Bannister became the first person to ever break the four-minute mile on May 6, 1954, when he ran the race in 3:59.4. It was one of the greatest moments in sports history. Bannister, now 67 and a physician, discusses that moment and how he views the sport today.

Interview, Track and field athletes, Bannister, Roger, Sir

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Visions of a new age: turning 50, the author finds renewal after a difficult passage as a runner apart

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A man used running for many years to avoid facing emotional issues, to the detriment of his relationships with his friends and family. Injuries and a midlife crisis forced him to reassess his life and make important changes. He jogs now instead of running.

Personal narratives, Midlife crisis

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The double double

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Viren won the 5,000-meter and 10,000-meter races at both the 1972 and 1976 Olympic games. In 1972 he overcame a fall on the 12th lap of the 10,000 to set a world record. In 1976 he also finished fifth in the marathon.

Olympic athletes, Viren, Lasse

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