Saturday, July 21, 2007

Part II of Final Sprint Interview with Lorraine Moller


Dear Colleagues,
Episode 66 of The Final Sprint Podcast features the second and final installment of a two-part series of interviews with the legendary female running pioneer and Lydiard protégé LORRAINE MOLLER .I encourage you to listen to the podcast and to please share it with your readers and other contacts. Here is the direct link to play/download the interview and/or subscribe to our podcast feed:
She also discusses helping to create the Arthur Lydiard Foundation, her charity efforts and much more! The audio interview is also available at no charge in the iTunes Store. Note: In case you missed part 1 of this interview, featured in Episode 65, please click here. Any and all feedback from you and/or your readers is greatly appreciated. Thanks again and please feel free to call and/or email me if there is anyway that I can assist you, your publication or organization.
Sincerely, Adam Jacobs

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