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Dana L. Ayers Quotes & Sayings

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Famous Quotes By Dana L. Ayers

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I'm not naturally athletic. — Dana L. Ayers

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Failing is an important part of growing. — Dana L. Ayers

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there's something satisfying and liberating about covering ground solely by moving our own bodies. — Dana L. Ayers

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When I start my day by working out, I find myself making better eating choices throughout the day, — Dana L. Ayers

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Strength training with weights really does improve running. — Dana L. Ayers

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Just hearing crowds along the course cheering and ringing cowbells for you can make you want to keep racing. — Dana L. Ayers

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Whether it's putting on a bunny costume and running with friends, or simply appreciating the whining coming out of the guy next to you, races offer moments when you can simply enjoy the people around you and feel happy. — Dana L. Ayers

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To keep your love of running fresh, sign up for races and then don't take yourself or anyone around you too seriously. — Dana L. Ayers

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If nothing else, races bring people together. Even if it is through a shared sense of helplessness and loss of dignity. — Dana L. Ayers

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...My "poodle" brain craves the adventures that happen during training and racing. Days-long relays, obstacle courses involving fire and barbed wire, races at night, races where you wear tutus. (Fact: that can be every race, if you want it to be.) Some adventures can be intimidating, but it's still fun to conquer something new. — Dana L. Ayers

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There is solidarity in the running community, and that includes support beyond just the running. — Dana L. Ayers