No matter if you run on a treadmill, on trails or through city blocks, the landscape you run is your world to discover.
It’s where you beat mental and physical challenges, it’s where you find new places, new people, new stories, new realities
and opinions. It’s both in your mind, in real life and in the virtual world.
Expanding your horizons, your human experience. Pushing your limits — and potential — broadens everything
from culture, education, and mental well-being.
Reaching a new level is not the finish line. It is always merely the start of a new adventure with so much more to discover.
You have the world at your feet.
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Nathan Johnston
Nathan Johnston is a vision impaired runner, at the age of 9, he slowly began to lose his vision, by 10 he was legally blind. Running became an outlet for his frustration, putting his emotion on the pavement and meeting so many people along the way, fuelling his passion and keeping himself motivated. Through running Nathan was able to find his community and share his story and experiences. Allow his story to inspire your running journey as you too have THE WORLD AT YOUR FEET.
SUSIE CHAN
Susie Chan is an Endurance Runner who has completed some of the most challenging Ultra Marathons in the world. However, after a serious health scare in 2016, running became less about fast miles and medals, and more about physical health, mental well-being, socializing with the running community and sharing her experiences. Let her story inspire your running journey as you too have THE WORLD AT YOUR FEET.
Kim Hyo-dong
Kim Hyo-dong is a runner who wanders through the streets of Seoul Korea. Haunted by work and only focused on his achievements, he was on the verge of a burnout. One day, as he was feeling lethargic, he came across a crew running together in a group. He noticed how full of energy and close to each other they were. From that day on, he started running bit-by-bit and slowly started to run longer distances. Running then became his escape and has helped him overcome the pressure of modern life, stay motivated, and helped him stay patient. He can no longer go a day without running.
Lai Yiting
Running has taken a different meaning in every stage of Lai Yiting’s life. When he was little, he ran for his father’s health, as he got older, running became an outlet for him to relieve himself from stress and challenge his own limits. Now, Running has become an essential part of his life and even of his personality. Whenever he finishes a run, he feels a sense of accomplishment like no other, as he becomes the best version of himself.
Phakin Khamwilaisak
For Phakin Khamwilaisak his physical health is a vital part of reaching his goals. To him running is the starting point towards building not only his physical health but also his mental health as it gives him a sense of belongingness and the strength to face the obstacles that he comes across in his day-to-day life. The more he runs, the more his goals come into sight.
Saki Nishikawa
With the goal of running till she is 80. Running has become a part of her daily life, and with it she has learned the importance of perseverance, and that no matter the situation, she should try to push through. Trying to do a little better each day, accumulates into significant achievements over time.
