Runner Things #2211
Posted on 07 Feb, 2014
Slow is the new fast.
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I am having a hard time putting into words the emotions your book brought out in me. I laughed, I was intrigued and I cried. It was the best book I have ever read. I was amazed with your knowledge of running. You were spot on in your descriptions about running form. Thank you for reviving "the dreamer" in me. I hope you do write another book one day. I will certainly be one of the first to buy it.
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