David Thuo didn’t always like running. He got himself out of cross-country runs in high school by overplaying a medical condition he had. He explained that his nose bleeds could turn fatal if they insisted he runs. They didn’t.
Now, everything in his life revolves around running. The coasters on the table in his office have pictures of him on the treacherous road races of Boston and New York, his birthday present from his wife – he just turned 46 – is 100 Marathons by Jeffrey Horowitz.
