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My name is Francene Johnson, and I’m from Joplin, Mo. I’m a wife, mom of three, blogger, assistant track coach and marathoner. I was born and raised in Lorain, Ohio. I was a sprinter from elementary school up to junior college, and during that time I won five state competitions. I also ran cross-country...
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By Jeffrey Horowitz Jeffrey Horowitz is a certified running and triathlon coach and a personal trainer. Formerly an attorney, Horowitz quit law to pursue his passion for endurance sports. In this article, the expert shares tips from his second book ,“Smart Marathon Training,” on how to train better and run smarter. I first started...
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A blind athlete from a broken family suffering from loss of vision and drug addiction—Jeffrey Norris is no stranger to misfortune. And yet, he makes the best of what he has through running. By Jeffrey Norris I was born a third son of an American father and a German mother in Meridian, Miss., on...
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By Alix Shutello In the summer of 2006, Paul Corderoy was rushed to hospital with a suspected heart attack (which turned out to be a gall bladder attack). During the scans for the diagnosis, it was discovered that he had a fatty liver from years of alcohol abuse. Corderoy’s gall bladder was removed, and...
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In February 2011 Leslie Zednai, 38, from Penticton, BC began training for her first Ultramarathon. The desire to become an ultrarunner and secure world-reknown trainer Ray Zahab came upon by pure accident. Alix Shutello from Endurance Racing Magazine caught up with Leslie, who just recently became recognized as a Difference Maker and Medal-Bearer for...
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GOTRIbal Ambassador and first woman to race and win the EPICMAN Challenge® , shares her take on racing and having her sisters as crewmates. Kellie Smirnoff, 40, involves her whole family when she competes. Her twin, Carrie and other sister and coach, Heather, 33, are often on her crew staff, along with her father,...
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Iwan Balcet came in last at the Grindstone 100, but that only strengthened his resolve By Alix Shutello This wont be the only time I write about Irawan (who is also known as Iwan). This multi sport athlete has a background in triathlons, 24-hr runs, a plethora of races including two 100 milers. In 2011, Irawan...
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Lake Annas Double and Triple IRON Competitions Set the Bar High for Athletes By Alix Shutello I’ve competed or volunteered in many foot races, but I’ve only been to two triathlons, one as crew and one where I competed in as part of a team. I’ve watched the Hawaiian Ironman numerous times on television,...
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“Every athlete has his or her specific goals and reasons for racing in whatever event he or she chooses; but overall most would agree that the journey to the finish line is what resonates in most athletes’ minds.” - Ultra-distance athlete and author, Wayne Kurtz Endurance Racing Magazine (ERM) (ERM) exists to provide insight,...
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