Hicks, who ran 2:04:35 in Boston in April, will run the Chicago Marathon in October and says he has a “North Star” of trying to eventually hit 150 miles per week in his marathon career. Plus, how he convinced coach Jerry Schumacher to drop “Jerry miles” for his marathon training.
*MB: Charles Hicks talks to LetsRun.com: “[In] the marathon world, mileage happens to be the number one variable in performance.”
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