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He wasn’t the fastest runner on any start line. He was just the one who wouldn’t stop.
At 64, with ADHD and two Leadville DNFs behind him, Dave Bryant had every reason to quit. He didn’t.
Running Through Thunder is the raw, honest account of a man who refused to let failure be the final word. From the gut-punch of a wristband cut at mile 49 to a savage Oklahoma thunderstorm at mile 70, Bryant takes you deep into the dark miles that test not just your legs — but everything you believe about yourself.
This is not a book about being fast. It’s a book about chopping wood — the unglamorous, daily, head-down work that gets you to a start line you have no business standing on. It’s about what two DNFs teach you that finishing never could. And it’s about a yellow Lab who materialized out of the Oklahoma dark at mile 73 and ran him home.
If you have ever stood in a parking lot of Not Finished Yet — if you know what it feels like to fail at something hard and want to go back anyway — this book is for you.
Last ass over the pass still gets the buckle.
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