Because Running Fast Is More Fun Than

Be Willing To Move Forward And Find Out What Happens Next.

I Started In Law School In '71 And Graduated In '74. So I Was Training For The Olympics, Running Or Averaging Around 20 Miles A Day And Going To Law School Full Time.

Yes, Winning The Gold Medal Was Undoubtedly The Biggest Day Of My Career - Mostly Because I Won The Way I Had Prepared To Run It. It Was A Totally Satisfying Experience.

There's Obviously Some Validity To It. But I Think It Also Points Out That You Obviously Can Do It On Your Own Because People Have Been Doing It Long Before They Had The Stuff.

Again, Racing For Me Was About Energy Management.