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Japan Running News Now Appearing in Runnerville Weekly Podcast

Beginning this week I'll be contributing to the Runnerville Weekly series of podcasts. I will mostly be talking about different aspects of Japanese distance running, unsurprisingly.

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Anonymous said…
Congrats. You are certainly the man to do it. Enthusuasm, check, knowledge, check, ability, check, Japanese language, check, loves to talk, check...

Good luck!

Ryano
B.I.M said…
Hi runners
I'd like to let you guys know that the Borneo International Marathon will be held on October 12th 2008 in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.

It is the first marathon to be held in Sabah in over 20 years and is currently the only marathon to be organized in Borneo for this year.

For more info please visit www.borneomarathon.com or email me at info@borneomarathon.com

Cheers and have a great week ahead
Best,
Shan Sandhu
Event Coordinator

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