Episode #22 - Nobuya "Nobby" Hashizume

The Marathon Running Podcast by Joe Sell

Oct 25, 20221:31:23Sports & Recreation

How has Japan produced so many great marathoners over the years? Nobby Hashizume helps us answer that question with his vast knowledge of Japanese running history and his intimate understanding of the Arthur Lydiard meth...

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