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Just went over 77,000 miles run. Log began 4/22/76. (Read 322 times)

LedLincoln


not bad for mile 25

    What an inspiration you are!  I started a bit late to have any chance of matching you.  I'll have to see how my running is going when I'm 100. Smile


    Black-Toe-Nailed

      Awesome achievement
      You are a legend mate!

      --

      "If one can stick to the training throughout the many long years,
      then will power is no longer a problem. It's raining? That doesn't matter.
      I am tired? That's besides the point. It's simply that I just have to."

      Emil Zatopek


      savage16

        Keep on runnin' man!

        GO PRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

          Awesome achievement
          You are a legend mate!

           

          I have been telling my wife for many, many years that I am a legend. Her comment is "you are a legend in your own mind."

          Thanks for the nice replies. Nick


          Papillon1966

            Excellent! I too, was once a smoker. I've now been a non-smoker for more years than I smoked. Way to go!

            Lisa Boyles


            Don't call me Buttercup!

              Can I be you when I grow up?  So awesome.  Thanks for sharing!

              Slow and steady wins the....  wait a second! I've been lied to! 

              Docket_Rocket


                That is great.  Congratulations!

                Damaris

                 

                As part of the 2024 London Marathon, I am fundraising for VICTA, a charity that helps blind and visually impaired children. My mentor while in law school, Jim K (a blind attorney), has been a huge inspiration and an example of courage and perseverance. Please consider donating.

                Fundraising Page

                  Congrats on your sustained awesomeness!

                  Running my way to being a little less fat.


                  No more marathons

                    Nick, did you stop smoking and then start running, or did you start running and then stop smoking.

                    I was a smoker like you (two to three packs a day) back in the late 70's.  I was making fun of a friend of mine about running (how boring I said - any one can do that - it's not a skill sport like tennis or golf) and he challenged me to compete in a 5K that he was training for.  I ran a mile or so a couple of times a week for a few weeks before the race.  Ran the 5K (something like 21:30) and was hooked.  Stopped smoking so I could run better.

                     

                    Unlike you, I did not continue for too long - about 6 years.  Then I joined the club of which you speak.  Then at age 55 I started back.  See how long I last this time.  Thanks for the inspiration.

                    Boston 2014 - a 33 year journey

                    Lordy,  I hope there are tapes. 

                    He's a leaker!

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