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10-02-2010 @ 5:28PM
Laura said...
that is just unbelievable. Even making the trek ahead of time, you can't go through elevation like that without feeling it. I'm incredibly curious as to how he trained.
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10-02-2010 @ 6:23PM
Kraig said...
Laura: He lives and trains at altitude and is one of the best mountain runners in the world, so he has a few advantages before he even arrived in Tanzania