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After being discharged from the military, running became a ‘bright point’ for Jim Walmsley. He hasn’t looked back since

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By George Ramsay, CNN (CNN) — Jim Walmsley is the first to admit that he hates to sit still, hates having downtime. It’s one of the reasons he’s ended up with a job that involves running up to 140 miles a week – mostly up hills and almost always on trails. “I’m a very over-active sort of human,” is how Walmsley characterizes himself. “I need to go do something.” Right now, the good news for the acclaimed endurance athlete is that he’s getting ba…

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After being discharged from the military, running became a ‘bright point’ for Jim Walmsley. He hasn’t looked back since

Jim Walmsley is the first to admit that he hates to sit still, hates having downtime. It’s one of the reasons he’s ended up with a job that involves running up to 140 miles a week – mostly up hills and almost always on trails.

17 hours ago·Atlanta, United States

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