Was running a marathon with my wife a smart idea? Certainly not.
Looks Like you\'re running..
Get out the door.
Put on some shoes.
Can moving your body for extended periods of time really give you all that? There\'s one sure-fire way to find out.
Since running began, he lost weight, improved his marriage and friendships, earned freedom from addiction, had two children, bought a new home, received a promotion at work, and finally, wrote this book to serve as a Companion for anyone seeking similar outcomes in their life.
He started running seriously eight months later while in a rehab facility for alcohol abuse.
Dustin Riedesel first attempted running three months after completing chemotherapy for leukemia.
This book contains guidance on training, gear, nutrition and recovery, but most importantly, it is a testimony of the marathon\'s number one lesson: How to keep going.
It was written by that person.
Looks Like We\'re Running is for that person.
Nearly every one of them is just a regular person fighting to discover a better version of themself.
Can running save a person\'s life? Can it improve a marriage? Overcome an addiction? Each year, nearly 16 million Americans attempt a marathon.
I signed up Like two sports bras, extra supportive! Looks Like We\'re Running is a humorous story about failing badly and getting better.
So be it.
Now, she wanted to run the Disney Marathon.
She picked me up from rehab and drove me to AA.
She nursed me through leukemia.
In our 4-year marriage, she\'d been a rock.
However, being smart was not my main concern.
We had two kids under the age of three and demanding jobs in tech.
Was running a marathon with my wife a smart idea? Certainly not