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For all you aging runners out there(me included). Here is an excerpt. I guess it's a mental disorder. I say better to burn out than to rust.... "Confident that my prostate will give me at least a few more years of more-than-middling middle age, I look for remedies, comforts, magic tricks to sustain me. Paul Wright, the orthopaedic surgeon, tells me that mental flexibility is the key to coping with the aging body. "I see people whose entire identity is based on running. It's almost a personality disorder. They end up so fixed in their box that they're too rigid to go to the next activity. But you don't read Julius Caesar all your life."" Regards,
Martin
Millard, Rouse & Rosebrugh Martin J.
Dixon, B. Math. (Hons), C.A.
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