Who Wins A Marathon?

Beginning Miles at the 2017 Grand Rapids Marathon
Beginning Miles at the 2017 Grand Rapids Marathon

As I continue to reflect on my marathon, and look ahead to future runs, I thought this was a timely article. I’m always encouraged by the words of more experienced runners. I am honored to have finished something that most people in the world never will.

Sometimes the Marathon Wins, but That’s the Point | Runner’s World

https://www.runnersworld.com/columns/sometimes-the-marathon-wins-but-thats-the-point

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