For most readers on Letsrun, John Kellogg needs no introduction. But I hope you won't chide me too much for giving the man his proper dues. John Kellogg is an enigmatic, immensely intelligent personality who is something of a legend in internet circles. He is best known for coaching Weldon and Robert Johnson, the twin brothers who founded this website. Weldon Johnson was a 4:28 miler in high school and a 30:14 10k runner in college whom Kellogg coached to a 28:06 10k and two 4th-place finishes at the US Championships. His brother Robert, who did not run in college because of recurrent injuries, was coached by Kellogg post-collegiately to 2:23 in the marathon. John Kellogg has also coached high schoolers and some lesser-known sub-elite runners, including Bruce Hyde, who went from a 4:18 mile to a 3:42 1500m, high school sensation and 8:51 two-miler Ryan Deak, and Paul Stoneham, a 29:00 10k runner
You can read more about the preamble to all of this and the motivations behind why and how I went about compiling this collection on my blog:
http://runningwritings.blogspot.com/2012/04/updated-training-wisdom-of-john-kellogg.html
But I'll spare you those details here. The bottom line is that I've compiled a somewhat-organized 291-page .pdf of John Kellogg's writings. The collection contains Kellogg's posts here on LetsRun, from about 2003 to recently, his articles for the front-page "JK Speaks" series, the contents of his short-lived website ParagonRunning.com, which was a partnership between John Kellogg and 1980 Olympic Trials Marathon 3rd-place finisher Kyle Heffner, and the "original" Training Wisdom of John Kellogg, a short compilation of posts created by Tim Galebach (carolinarunner) in 2003.
I hope you enjoy reading through this collection and that you find it a helpful resource in becoming a better “student of the sport.”
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_zzkn1-wR0dRFNLT0tXTVlUN3FyZGpiVWRBNld0dw