

Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Running is a childish and primitive thing to do. That's its appeal, I think. You strip away all the chains of civilization. While you're running, you go way back in history" - Joe henderson, runner and writer
"Running should be viewed as a wonder drug. It has profound potential in preventing disease and in rehabilitation after various illness. However, just like other wonder drugs, it has the potential for abuse" - William P.Morgan, Ed. D
"Run into peace. The man who is in the state of running, of continuous running into peace, is a heavenly man. He continually runs and moves and seeks peace in running" - Meister Eckhart, 14th century philosopher
"I always loved running...it was something you could do by yourself, and under your own power. You could go in any direction, fast or slow as you wanted, fighting the wind if you felt like it, seeking out new sights just on the strength of your feet and the courage of your lungs." - Jesse Owens
"My college coach believed second place wasn't worth a damn. If you aren't running for first, there is no reason to run. That really limited the number of people who could be runners. These days, the only reason I run is so I can run again tomorrow." - Joe Henderson
"Running is real and relatively simple - but it ain't easy." -Mark Will-Weber.
"We must recognise that out real duty is always found running in the direction of our worthiest desires. No duty that runs roughshod over the personality can have a legitimate claim upon us." - Randolph Bourne, philosopherMany people run because it gives them energy to do other things in life, such as work. It's a boost, like caffeine, only healthier. But you can take it the other way too. You can use running as a spur to do those other things in life, a motivator. Once you get them done, you can run. We always see rewards out of running. We can always see running as a reward. So, do what you need to do...and reward yourself a run today
"you eat a hamburger, you run like hamburger" - Steve Riddick, sprinter
I tell our runners to divide the race into thirds. Run the first part with your head, the middle part with your personality, and the last part with your heart. - Mike Fanelli
"I want my runners to run at a relatively even pace. Given this, they should view those who bolt out early as foolish people whom they will catch at the end" --Tom Grogon, running coach
"I still love those long easy runs on sunday. They're the mainstay of any training program. It's like saving pennies: put them in a jar and over a year you accumulate 50 or 60 dollars" --Robert Wallace, marathoner
"Whatever the emotion, whether it ranges from annoyance to rage, from disquiet to terror, from guilt to remorse, one of the best remedies is vigorous action. Sport is the therapy best suited for the instant treatment of emotional distress" -- George Sheehan, philosopher-runner