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Silent Sports
August 2008 Vol. 25, No. 2
CONTENTS
BICYCLING
Up from the grassroots Lee Borowski finds advocates making communities bike friendly
Relegated to the media fringe Mark Parman anticipates lousy Olympic cycling coverage
Get to Galena Ted Villaire leads a 57-mile tour of northwest Illinois
Recumbents have come a long way Q&A with Rolf Garthus summarizes 25 years of -bent history
Real progress: a nonmotorized bridge Terry Wiegert questions the direction we're heading as a society
Will ride for beer Bill Hauda imbibes fun at the Fat Tire Tour of Milwaukee
RUNNING AND HIKING
Paavo Nurmi Marathon turns 40 JoAnna Haugen looks back on state's longest-running marathon
Imagine if Brett Favre took up running Tom Kaufman bets the masses would join him
These boots were made for hiking Jim Joque says the choice depends on distance, terrain & weight
PADDLING
Rampaging rivers Mike Svob remembers the big flood of '93
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Pointless state law prohibits ultras Bill Hauda finds no evidence of its application or need
Ultra athletes still need to count carbs Donna Marlor says 10-year-old advice still valid
Turning off & tuning in Charles McKelvy spends his time not watching TV
Engine-free & stronger for it Dave Foley gives up his small engine habit
Perfect squat form is imperative Greg Renfro demonstrates the right way & wrong way
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