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Runner's World
November 9: Ryan Hall and 'the Moment Disappointment Began to Set In' // Meb K Is Welcomed Home in San Diego // Losing 'Made Me Stronger,' Says LaShawn Merritt // Athletics South Africa Mess Gets Messier // Plus a Chat With Princeton's Liz Costello
Ryan Hall Analyzes His NYC Marathon, and the Moment 'the Disappointment Began to Set In' That moment was when Hall, the U.S. Olympic Trials champion and a 2:06:17 marathoner, finished the ING New York City Marathon on November 1 in fourth place. Full Article at Runner's World
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Photo (1) by Victah Sailer (2) of Keflezighi's moment of silence for Ryan Shay by Jeff Dengate Meb Keflezighi, the 2004 Olympic marathon silver medalist who set a career-best time of 2:09:21 at the Flora London Marathon in April (for ninth place),... Full Article at Runner's World
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Even if I finished in fifth place with the time that I had run I would have been happy because I got the best out of myself. I always say run to win, which means get the best out of yourself
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great start he gave us ... We're trying to fill your footsteps every day.
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The disappointment at the time was crushing, but now, 25 years later, I wouldn’t hesitate even for a moment before ranking that race as the best moment of my career ... That near-medal means to me as much as some of the 100-odd international medals I have won in my career that lasted nearly two decades.
SOURCE: Runner's World
