A couple of big things happened in 1967. First, I was born. Second, two women, Katherine Switzer and Bobby Gibb, lined up to run the Boston Marathon.In 1967, women weren't allowed to enter marathon races. They did it anyway. their impact.Catherine's was loud, Bobby's was quieter, but both changed the story about women in endurance. The following year, I began my running career. I was a 10-pound palm who'd sailed to the other side of the world, and my first steps on Australian soil were to run like crazy in ...

alaykum. Um, if you allow me, I'll continue speaking in English just to make sure that everyone understand what I'm saying and that we are on the same page and the message goes across um through everyone. Um thank you very much for this um insightful uh uh initiative.Um and the um topic was endurance. I thought you're going to put a treadmill and you see last man standing and I was ready for that challenge but then you told me no it's about talking. So I'm less excited but I'm too excited actually to see yo ...