I Hadn't A Clue Who I Was

I Hadn't A Clue Who I Was Racing Against. All I Knew Was How I Was Going To Race.

The Only Tactics I Admire Are Do-or-die

Poetry, Music, Forests, Oceans, Solitude-they Were What Developed Enormous Spiritual Strength. I Came To Realize That Spirit, As Much Or More Than Physical Conditioning, Had To Be Stored Up Before A Race.

The Single Biggest Change In Middle-distance Running, From The 1500 Metres To 10,000 Metres, Has Been The Track Surface.

The Greatest Stimulator Of My Running Career Was Fear.