“I threw up three times after the race today.”
“And I know you’ll run tomorrow. What’ll make you put in the miles tomorrow?”
“Yeah, I’ll run tomorrow. Definitely. I have to push harder and not let it happen again.”
Nos. 78 & 80, Revisited [Runners]
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Nos. 73, 74 & 75 [Runners]
“[Steve Prefontaine] just wanted it more. He wasn’t afraid to lead. If he wanted to win it, he was gonna win it.”
“What do you love about running?”
“It’s just so much fun, and you get to meet a bunch of really great people, and it’s a great community.”
“What’s the best piece of running advice you’ve ever received?”
“Run your own race.”
“As for the teams we’re facing, just go and get them. Be better than them.”
“Do you remember what got you into running?”
“When I was younger, I had a really mean, bad baseball coach. He made me end up quitting that sport, and my sister ran, and I said, Well, I don’t want to deal with him as a coach, so I might as well try something else. That’s what got me into running. So if it wasn’t for that guy being the way he was, I wouldn’t have gotten into running.”
No. 59 [Runners]
“Before every race in high school, our coach would tell us to run the first mile with our heads, the second mile with our hearts and the third mile with our balls. It wasn’t before just one race—it was before every race.”
No. 21 [Runners]
“Do you remember what got you into running?”
“Well, my friend and I would race each other, and we’d always want to beat each other.”
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