Running Out of Gas

It's inevitable that all runners who have been pounding the pavement for a very long time will eventually slow down. Having run every day since November 30, 1978, Scott Ludwig certainly falls into this category. Considering that he can no longer run a single mile in the pace he ran 26 of them when he set his first marathon best many years ago, Ludwig finds he is ready to accept the reality of slowing down with age. Now that he has entered the ranks of the grizzled veterans, he seeks to offer runners all the wisdom and insight he gained from his many yearsand mileson the roads and trails. A do as I say, not as I do runner, Ludwig has compiled his advice for runners who find they may not run quite as fast as they used to in Running Out of Gas, a humorous take on aging gracefully. Relating his own personal running anecdotes, Ludwig prepares runners for what's to come, while sharing a few laughs along the way. Runners of all ages and mileage will enjoy Scott Ludwig's Running Out of Gas.

Autorentext
Scott Ludwig has been running every day since November 30, 1978. Along the way he has run close to 150,000 miles and made virtually every mistake a runner can make. Ludwig lives, runs, and writes in Senoia, Georgia, where he is able to run on scenic country roads and continue to make mistakesand to learn from them.

Zusammenfassung
It's inevitable that all runners who have been pounding thepavement for a very long time will eventually slow down. Having run every day since November 30, 1978, Scott Ludwig certainly falls into this category.