The hero of this past Sunday’s NYC Marathon = Edison Pena.<\/p>\n
What would you do with your time if you were trapped one half mile underground for 69 days with 32 other miners? Excerpt from story;<\/p>\n
“Pena’s personal victory came just weeks after he was still training in near-darkness, jogging 6 or 7 miles each day 2,300 feet underground in stifling heat and humidity.<\/p>\n
The miner cut his steel-tipped electrician’s boots down to ankle height so he could train each morning and afternoon along the rocky, muddy 1,000-yard corridor where the men were trapped. He built up strength by dragging a large wooden pallet that was attached to a cord tied to his waist.”<\/p>\n
More testament to the human will and;<\/p>\n
“It’s NEVER what happens to you, it’s ALWAYS what you DO about it that matters<\/em>”<\/p>\n –W Mitchell<\/p>\n So what would you do? What part of you would decide to train for a marathon you might never get to? Link to full story: Man on a Mission<\/a><\/a href><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The hero of this past Sunday’s NYC Marathon = Edison Pena. What would you do with your time if you were trapped one half mile underground for 69 days with 32 other miners? Excerpt from story; “Pena’s personal victory came … Continue reading
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