Explores running's evolution from elite male sport in 1960s to populist phenomenon, examining impact of liberation movements, newfound personal freedom, and pioneers like Prefontaine, Lebow,... Read allExplores running's evolution from elite male sport in 1960s to populist phenomenon, examining impact of liberation movements, newfound personal freedom, and pioneers like Prefontaine, Lebow, Gibb, and Switzer who democratized the activity.Explores running's evolution from elite male sport in 1960s to populist phenomenon, examining impact of liberation movements, newfound personal freedom, and pioneers like Prefontaine, Lebow, Gibb, and Switzer who democratized the activity.
Neil Amdur
- Self - Sports Editor, New York Times
- (archive footage)
Gaby Andersen-Schiess
- Self - Marathon Runner
- (archive footage)
Arnie Briggs
- Self - Running Coach, Syracuse University
- (archive footage)
Tom Brokaw
- Self - NBC News Journalist
- (archive footage)
John Chancellor
- Self - NBC News Journalist
- (archive footage)
Jim Fixx
- Self - Author, of The Complete Book of Running
- (archive footage)
