I mean that changed my you know relationship with how I was seeing running too I mean I became

really interested into okay I need to find my limits now. It's another kind of running. You know it sounds boring and I understand that some people cannot understand why would someone do that but when you're part of it and when when you do it

you discover how beautiful this event is. It's all about running for running.

Nothing else.

Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of the Billy Yang

I'm your host Billy Yang and thank you for coming back to yet another episode.

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Without further ado let me introduce you to Guillaume Calmet.

He is somebody who is a local here in Southern California,

although judging quickly by his accident,

you will know that he is not a native.

Guillaume and I met several years ago now,

and he has continued to add to his now very impressive resume,

and including this weekend when he tackles on a little race in Tennessee at

frozenhead State Park a race that was introduced to the zeikgeist by a documentary of the same name, The Barclay

Marathon, The Race that eats its young. It was a fun documentary and

insightful documentary and, dare I say, inspiring as off used that word is.

Guilla is a super interesting guy, he's an intelligent guy, good-hearted guy, and as he will need this coming weekend, he's also

a very mentally tough guy as you will hear a little bit more about in this coming episode.

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