Jim Peters Deserves More Credit

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Track and Field History with Jesse Squire

CITIUS MAG

19 episodes

5 days ago

Track and Field History - a podcast from the CITIUS MAG Podcast Network - will go back and explore some of the best athletes, races and more from the world's greatest sport. Hosted by Jesse Squire.

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Track and Field History - a podcast from the CITIUS MAG Podcast Network - will go back and explore some of the best athletes, races and more from the world's greatest sport. Hosted by Jesse Squire.

Running

Sports

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Jim Peters Deserves More Credit

Track and Field History with Jesse Squire

16 minutes 59 seconds

5 years ago

Jim Peters Deserves More Credit

I want to discuss a man who is largely not remembered a whole lot and certainly, many of today's younger runners probably haven't heard of him. He was an extremely important person in the history of long-distance running and marathoning. I'm talking about the British marathoner from the early 50s, Jim Peters. He did more to change the marathon than anyone before him or since him.

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