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titles But back then I was obsessed with Rocky My brother and I got a big boom box where you hit "Play/Record" and we would record from the TV all of the Rocky quotes from the movies so they'd mix in with the Rocky music This was in the '80s when you had to do it yourself So that was how I would get myself all fired up Nowadays as I get older I am not trying to win anything I am just trying to get a good workoutDo you still listen to RockyYou know what I do I have it sometimes on my iPod Again I like anything that reminds me of when I was young and competitive Now I am old and it's my therapy Like when I go back to my high school in Atlanta I love to run the track and think about the old days I think a lot of people can relate It gets hard when you get older I miss competing which was every weekend Now it's like you just sort of have a good time I miss competing like that and getting psyched up for the race It's funny though when I think about running I think that's one reason that I 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runnersI love that they want to run with youThey keep asking 'When can I run with you' They are obsessed Last year I took my daughter on her first mile run and they call my middle daughter "Fasty" because she has some wheels on her What my parents did was have me play every sport so the running came easily so they're playing every sport right now And I think when you are fast it kind of helps out with all of the sports so we'll see what they actually end up liking But I actually think that all of three of them will be runners especially because they see my husband and I On the weekend we take our turns running so I think that since it's part of our lifestyle I think that they will follow suit That's how I grew up and when I was growing up nobody was doing it So it's funny to see how popular it's become Definitely pass it on to them I think it's great because it's something that you can do for your whole life It doesn't require a lot of money You can do it anywhere you go and there's 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