From the article:
"To run 100,000 miles — which works out to 5 miles a day, every day, for 55 years — is a formidable challenge. You need to start young and lead a long, healthy life."
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
San Anselmo runner closing in on eclipsing 100,000 miles for career
From the article:
"To run 100,000 miles — which works out to 5 miles a day, every day, for 55 years — is a formidable challenge. You need to start young and lead a long, healthy life."
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2 comments:
Yes, Fanelli is a fanatic. Great guy.
Peter Brewer
I concur with Peter. Mike is a long time runner & friend, who has been able to survive this long in our great sport. I heard he is also a golfer in his spare time! A fellow track nut, who along with the esteemed Peter know how to have fun at the Olympic Trials and later on at the Wild Duck.
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