Master Sean Wade, who clocked a 4:23.07 indoor Mile age group 50-54 world record (3:50.1 age-graded), wants to be the fastest in his age group in every middle-distance track event, and he takes many precautions to stay healthy.
By Marc Bloom, RunnersWorld.com
Since turning 50 just two months...
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Sean Wade ran a 4:02 Mile in 1991. Now he will attempt a 4:20 feat when he hits his milestone birthday in February.
By Marc Bloom, Running Times
Athlete: Sean Wade
Age: 49
Residence: Houston, TX
Career: Coaching
Family: Single, one son
Lifetime PRs:
Mile: 4:02 (1991)
3000-meter...
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