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Encyclopedia > Edith Masai

Edith Masai is a Kenyan track athlete. The word track can mean more than one thing. ... An athlete is a person possessing above average physical skills (strength, agility, and endurance) and thus seen suitable for physical activities, in particular, contests. ...


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IAAF International Association of Athletics Federations - World Cross Country Championships 2004 (976 words)
Double World short course champion Edith Masai remains confident of retaining her World title next weekend at the 32nd IAAF World Cross Country Championships in Brussels, Belgium (20/21 March) despite having shelved her original seasonÂ’s plan to run in both the 4km and 8km because she believes running conditions might be too tough.
Masai who is the mother of a 12-year-old boy has promised to win again and again to emulate her male compatriots John Ngugi and Paul Tergat, who each five world titles in their careers.
Masai, a senior sergeant at Kenya Prisons Service, a rank she received largely due to her athletics exploits, won the Kenya PrisonsÂ’ Championships in January and was third at the National trials, and says she is ready for her challenge in Belgium.
Women's short course - 4Km. Winner Edith Masai - same again - A Time-to-Run - XCountry section (508 words)
Masai however, was content to add to her growing reputation and list of titles that she has collected over the last year.
Masai, 35, was always to the fore and broke away in the finishing straight to come home in 12:43.
Masai the Kenyan prison officer, is now more than providing for her son, as she graduates to the heedy hieghts of World Class.
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