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Faith Is Central to Marathoner Ryan Hall’s Approach - NYTimes.com

Published by DistancePreps.com - The Future Runs Now - Jul 15 2012, 05:18 PM

A Runner’s Belief: God Is His Coach

Jim Wilson/The New York Times

The marathoner Ryan Hall worshiping in Redding, Calif., at Bethel Church, which he joined with his wife, Sara, last August.

  • REDDING, Calif. — Ryan Hall rocked slightly, palms up, closing his eyes or singing softly to lyrics projected on giant screens at the evangelical Bethel Church. Other worshipers jubilantly raised their arms and swayed and jumped in the aisles. A band played onstage and a woman waved a fabric flag like a rhythmic gymnast.
Jim Wilson/The New York Times

Sara Hall helping her husband stretch before a training run. Ryan Hall visits a massage therapist and a chiropractor weekly. He spends time each day on what he calls self-therapy, a series of stretches and exercises. More Photos »

Thin and blond and boyish at 29 — flight attendants still asked his age when he sat in an exit row — Hall wore jeans and a blue shirt labeled with the shoe company that sponsored his running. At the 2011 Boston Marathon, he ran a personal best of 2 hours 4 minutes 58 seconds. No other American has run faster.

Read the full article at http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/15/sports/olympics/faith-is-central-...


 
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