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A Long Time Coming: Running through the women's marathon revolution
Jacqueline Hansen
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| #1809445 in Books | 2013-05-16 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.00 x.51 x6.00l, | File type: PDF | 224 pages||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Inspiring Lady: Making the Early Run at the WR in the Marathon|By Daniel Hurley|Very enjoyable read about the young woman who with durable legs and heart with an amazing early passion for distance running became an accomlished world marathoner and 10K runner. Jacqueline writes a very personable account of her growth and life from her early coaching to her races that build to he|About the Author|Jacqueline Hansen was the first woman to break 2:45 in the marathon (in 1974), then the first to run sub-2:40 (in 1975), as well as a Boston Marathon winner (in 1973). Her efforts with the International Runners Committee helped win a spot for th
Women had to travel a long, hard road to equality in long-distance running. The 26.2-mile distance was the least of this effort. In the 1960s, when Jacqueline Hansen began running, the longest Olympic women’s race was 800 meters – less than half a mile. She grew up with the sport, running her first marathon in 1972, winning the Boston Marathon in 1973, then setting world records in 1974 (first sub-2:45 time for a woman) and 1975 (with the first sub-2:40). Her...
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