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Ultramarathon running and prison reentry: How one man rebuilt his life, 100 miles at a time
I met Cesar Quijano in April of 2024 while he was training for the biggest race of his life — a 100-mile trek in the San Diego mountains. Quijano didn’t want to just complete the San Diego 100.
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A Navy SEAL who finished a 100-mile race with broken bones and peeing blood shares his 2 strategies for building mental toughness
David Goggins had run 70 miles of his 100-mile race when he began to pee blood. It was 2005. Goggins, a 240-pound Navy SEAL, had entered the San Diego race to raise money for charity. It was his ...