THE BATTALION
FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1979
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By JULIE SMILEY
Battalion Reporter
He’ll be able to eat all the Boston
Cream Pie he wants, but no lobster.
It’s called carbohydrate loading and
it’s done three days before a long
distance race.
The race is the 26.2-mile Boston
Marathon and his name is Scott
Myers. He’s a sophomore animal
science major from Fort Worth.
“The Boston Marathon is the old
est and most prestigious marathon
in the United States. It’s the trials
for the Pan American games and the
Olympic runners will be there,”
Myers said.
A serious runner for only a year,
Myers qualified to run in Boston by
running the Houston Marathon in
January in less than three hours. His
time was 2:56:19.
His $5 entry fee for the Boston
run will enable him to compete with
over 3,000 official entries and 1,000
unofficial runners on Monday.
“We ll jog the Freedom Trail and go
by Paul Revere s house.’
This is the 83rd Boston Marathon,
but Myers said he never planned to
be part of it. He started running a
year ago to release tension. “The
books were killing me when I got
here. All I wanted was a 4.0.”
Twenty-year-old Myers runs 20
miles every Saturday morning. His
weekly mileage is 65 to 70 miles and
he gets about 1,000 miles per pair of
jogging shoes. “I run by myself 90
percent of the time. There’s not
many people who want to run 20
miles on Saturday morning.”
With his 3.6 grade point average,
he said he plans to apply to vet
school next year. “You learn to
budget your time. Classes come first
and obligations to family, friends
miles he gave me Gatorade. He’d
read the Sunday paper while I ran.”
Myers said his father is the reason
he is going to Boston. “I never said I
wanted to go, but he knew it. The
night before I ran in Houston he
told me I’d run in Boston if I ran the
marathon under three hours.”
Even though he doesn’t plan to
win or place in the marathon, Myers
is preparing by dieting and running.
The percentage of fat in his body is
12, compared to the average man’s
16 to 18 percent and world-class
runners 4 to 9 percent.
Part of his preparation to run a
marathon is carbohydrate loading.
One week before the race, he will
run 15 miles and eat only protein for
the three days after that. He said
this creates a carbohydrate hunger
in the body. The last three days he
will eat only carbohydrates, so his
body will store energy for 26.2
miles.
Two nights before the Houston
Marathon, he ate two baked
potatoes, rice, two slices of bread
and a piece of cocoanut cream pie
for dessert.
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Scott Myers, a sophomore
animal science major from
Fort Worth, •stretches before
and club activities come second.
Then you find 40 minutes to an hour
and run. It’s a way of life for me. ”
His family has accepted-running
and it has affected them, Myers
said. “One month after I started
running. Dad came down to visit
and saw what I was doing. He
weighed 205 pounds then and now
running. He will run in the
Boston Marathon Monday.
Battalion photo by Julie Smiley
he weighs 150 pounds. He runs 40
miles a week and my mother is a
fair-weather jogger. Even my
younger brother runs.
In the summer Myers said he ran
Sundays at 6 a. m. before church and
the heat. “We had mile markers
sprayed on the road. Dad would go
in the car and every three or four
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