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19 & Under

Run for Your Life

2003
Everyone should run for his life! It could literally mean life or death! So, running is a universal sport that people all over the world take part in. It has no boundaries. It does not see race or religion or gender. Anyone can find a reason to get out there and run! Some people run for physical fitness. Some for competitiveness. Some even because they simply enjoy running. So what are you waiting for? Go!
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Winner

Runner's Oasis

1996
Follow Runner-Pat, your teammate, for a complete virtual run. Stop in the locker room to decide whether you want to take your warm-up, do a workout, or participate in a race. Each section provides hints and tips, such as how to pick out the right running shoes for your feet; what kind of sport snacks to eat for the right balance of carbos and calories; and how to properly train for that 10 K run.
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Around the Track and Back

1999
Our entry is an introduction to Track and Field and the Olympics, which describes the track and field events, world records and school records. Tips for Training includes nutrition and health, how to warm-up and stretches to make you a better athlete There are track and field links, and an area to put what you think about our site. Other students can send us their school records which we will add to our site to compare. We have a message board where other students can add cool facts to the cool track facts page . We provide other links, such as The Track and Field web site (which gave us authorization to use their site}. We also added a guestbook and search engine to help people who visit our site.
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Running

1997
Divided into sections covering training, nutrition, injury prevention, and racing, this is a site which will be of interest to high-school runners. The nutrition section analyzes the quality of sports drinks and high-energy bars and also provides basic information about sound nutritional practices for athletes. Links connect the interested student to other high-school running pages and basic sites for fans.
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