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At the age of 47 he decided it was time to get in shape. That was in the 1960s. Now, at 88, McNelly's run more marathons than anyone alive over the age of 70.

It's an amazing accomplishment to run one marathon, but what if someone ran several marathons in a row? How about 365 days in a row? That's exactly what Belgium runner Stefaan Engels just did. Find out why.

As Chief Running Officer for Runner's World magazine, it's Bart Yasso's job to travel the world finding the most unusual and arduous races. His adventures and passion for the sport will inspire you to lace up your shoes, no matter what shape you're in.

With a jogging stroller in his hands, Tim Borland ran 63 marathons in 63 days to raise awareness about children suffering from a rare neurological disease.

Bob Becker is doing whatever it takes to not only find a cure for prostate cancer, but to prevent other men from getting the devastating diagnosis.

After waging (and surviving) a very public battle against breast cancer, former TV anchor Wendy Chioji decided to start Growing Bolder in her own life. Find out how you too can learn to listen to what your heart is telling you.

One of GB's favorite 5K runs is hosted by Dick Batchelor. Come along for a great event and check out three "legendary" racers who talk some smack about the younger runners.

Need proof it's never too late? You'll love Ann Kahl. She got off the couch and started running at age 50. She started a calligraphy business at age 65. Today, she's 80, and you've got to see her to believe her.

81-year-old Robert Gralley has completed more than 40 marathons and is not slowing down any time soon.