Health knowledge made personal
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Vacations: First thing you think of when you hear "lube" The place your GPS goes: Designer Clothing: Smoothie Thing you describe as cute: First thing you think of when you hear "The Dreadmill:" Jewelry: How many miles in a marathon? I'm of course just joking, but I do think there is a difference between someone who runs and someone who is a runner. I don't think it has anything to do with how fast or far you run, but rather your attitude about running. If you love it, if it energizes you, if it is something you look forward to doing, I think you are a runner. If it is something you have to make yourself do, put off doing, make excuses not to do, or dread, you just run. I am proud to say that even though I don't drink spinach smoothies, that I am a runner! Are you a runner or do you just run? Have any other differences you'd like to add to the list? I'd love to hear yours!!!! |
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So what's the difference? Is there a difference? How can you tell if you are a "runner" or if you fall into the category of "I run." Here are a few things I have observed:
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