When I Ran Across America, For 75

If You Just Go Out There And Run 100 Miles, It Breaks Down A Lot Of Barriers In Terms Of Self-imposed Limitations.

I Run Because It Always Takes Me Where I Want To Go.

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.

Once You Permit Yourself To Compromise, You Fail Yourself.

I Run Because If I Didn’t, I’d Be Sluggish And Glum And Spend Too Much Time On The Couch. I Run To Breathe The Fresh Air. I Run To Explore. I Run To Escape The Ordinary. I Run…to Savor The Trip Along The Way. Life Becomes A Little More Vibrant, A Little More Intense. I Like That.