400 metres Dash All-Time Rankings (with Earl Fee)
800 metres All-Time Rankings
1500 metres All-Time Rankings
Long Hurdles All-Time Rankings
Earl Fee retired in 1994 after 35 years as a nuclear engineer supervisor
and consultant designing CANDU nuclear power stations for the
production of electricity. His diverse engineering expertise was mainly
in fluid mechanics and heat transfer analysis.
nuclear reports no doubt contributed largely to his clear, concise and
complete writing style. In addition he is well known from writing feature articles on running training in the US National Masters News.
400 metres and middle distance
running events after a 33 year absence from running since university.
In the past 18 years he has broken over 40 world records (most are
existing) in the following events: 300 and 400 metre hurdles, 400
metres, 800 metres, 1500 metres and mile. Many of his 800 metre
times are age graded at 100% or over where 100% is equivalent to the open world record.
Masters Track & Field
Athlete of the year, five times Mississauga (population over 0.5M)
Master Athlete of the Year, five times Canadian Masters
Championship Athlete of the meet, and Canadian cross country
champion in his age group over 12 times. Basically these
accomplishments involved the same dogged determination and
dedication that enabled him to win six scholarships and two
fellowships at University including an Athlone Fellowship for two years
graduate study in England.
is also a Toastmaster (over 50 speeches given), poet (about 100
poems written), house designer, and artist. But his greatest love is
running. This shows in his knowledgeable, in-depth and concise
track and field championships up to 2003, and the observation of
effects of intensive training on his own body for the past 18 years.
has contributed to a maximum heart rate of about 190 b.p.m., a
resting heart rate of 43 b.p.m., body weight 70kg, and a body fat of
about 5 percent.
How To Be a Champion from 9 to 90", took about 2700 hours over six years.
