You Should Try Running, According to Me, Your Friend Who Won’t Shut Up About Running. “I feel passionately that running is both exercise and a sport. It’s also a way of life. Ask me to explain it sometime. Or don’t. I still will.”
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You Should Try Running, According to Me, Your Friend Who Won’t Shut Up About Running. “I feel passionately that running is both exercise and a sport. It’s also a way of life. Ask me to explain it sometime. Or don’t. I still will.”
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I’m an avid (fast) walker. Better on the spine. Can anyone argue that running is better than (fast) walking?
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