by webmaster | Jan 20, 2014 | CIM History
Story #20 in a series of 25. Written to celebrate the CIM’s 25th Anniversary on December 2, 2007. By Cynci Calvin. Simply Amazing When asked about the times they almost missed being able to run the CIM, many of the 25-time CIM finishers responded that the most...
by webmaster | Jan 20, 2014 | CIM History
Story #19 in a series of 25. Written to celebrate the CIM’s 25th Anniversary on December 2, 2007. By Cynci Calvin. 26.2 miles… 26.2 miles is a long, long way, but nothing compared to the miles, the hours, the ups, and the downs involved in training to...
by webmaster | Jan 20, 2014 | CIM History
Story #18 in a series of 25. Written to celebrate the CIM’s 25th Anniversary on December 2, 2007. By Cynci Calvin. Growth Trends CIM entries over the years show a gradual increase, beginning with close to 2,000 in the 1983 inaugural running. A drop occurred in...
by webmaster | Jan 20, 2014 | CIM History
Story #17 in a series of 25. Written to celebrate the CIM’s 25th Anniversary on December 2, 2007. By Cynci Calvin. Jerry Lawson – 2:10:27 At his high school in the Syracuse, NY suburb of Chittenango, cross-country and track were Jerry Lawson’s second...
by webmaster | Jan 20, 2014 | CIM History
Story #16 in a series of 25. Written to celebrate the CIM’s 25th Anniversary on December 2, 2007. By Cynci Calvin. A Helping Hand Amby Burfoot of Runner’s World Magazine developed the concept of pace teams in the mid-1990s, as a way to help runners qualify for...
