00:01If you would have told me five years ago that I would be training for a marathon, I would have
00:07laughed.
00:07Go, go, just watch me. Go, go, just watch me. Go, go, just watch me. Go, go, just watch me.
00:20Go, go, just watch me. Go, go, go, just watch me.
00:26When I was in college, my little brother was diagnosed with brain cancer.
00:30During my brother's treatment, he ran a 5K and I was extremely inspired by that.
00:36I want to help carry that legacy for him.
00:41It started off as wanting to run a 5K for my brother and then it turned into I want to
00:47run a marathon for my brother.
00:48I run to finish strong for Collins Dixon.
00:54I know I can run a marathon. I've never ran that far before.
00:59Start. Finish.
01:06I got this.
01:07So my days right now are I'll wake up around 6 a.m., go for a light 5K, go to
01:14work for 10 hours.
01:17Then no matter how tired I am, I have to force myself to get right back up and go for
01:24another run.
01:33When I hit my wall and I'm having the hardest time, I think about my brother and then I think
01:40about the other people in my life and I say, you got to finish for them.
01:54It's more than just a sport.
02:06It's more than just a sport.
02:07It's more than just a sport.
02:07It's more than just a service.
02:07Exactly.
02:08Though I am slowly down and I want to run for my brother and I'm always pro-bourg��의 spaces ready
02:08to donate to the Lord.
02:08I've had to run for two main vedrias.
