Runner Things #2851
Posted on 21 Jul, 2014
Runners are a different breed. We take pride in blistered feet, bruised toenails, and chaffed skin. We become experts in energy gels and hydration strategies. For many of us, running is a refuge from day-to-day stress. It's our passion. Our meditation and reflection. We run to live and live to run.
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