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Running Unites Us And Brings Us Together Because, In The Words Of The Great Bill Rogers, "we Sweat The Same. We Struggle The Same." Running Is A Simple, Primitive Act, And Therein Lays Its Power. For It Is One Of The Few Commonalities Left Between Us As A Human Race. Toeing The Starting Line Of A Marathon, Regardless Of The Language You Speak, The God You Worship Or The Color Of Your Skin, We All Stand As Equal. Perhaps The World Would Be A Better Place If More People Ran.

When I Ran Across America, For 75 Days I Ate 10,000 Calories A Day. I Still Lost About Five Pounds.

Don't Run With Your Legs, Run With Your Heart.

Listen To Everyone, Follow No One.

I Have My Whole Office Set-up At Waist Level; I Don't Sit At All During The Day. Sitting, To Me, Is The Devil.