Too Old to Run a 50-Mile Race? — AARP
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Runner Bill Horne doesn’t listen to ageist comments. His philosophy: Prove them wrong. At age 51, he took on a challenge to run an ultramarathon.
Runner Bill Horne doesn’t listen to ageist comments. His philosophy: Prove them wrong. At age 51, he took on a challenge to run an ultramarathon.
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