A moment that changed me : I broke my foot – and took up a sport that led to stratospheric success
I had run every day for ten years and cried when the doctor said I needed two months off. Then I borrowed an oversized road bike. At first, I couldn’t wait to ditch it, but something kept me going ... I couldn’t pinpoint the exact moment that I broke my foot. The injury didn’t seem like a big (…)
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