Episode 72 – Eileen Lingley & Tim Morris
Bryan is on the injury deck again, while Peter has completed his 21-mile training run. Also, it's Week 3 of the Clyde Army Countdown. Then the guys speak with brother and sister running team, Eileen Lingley and Tim Morris. The siblings are running the Boston Marathon for Spaulding Hospital’s Race for Rehab Team. This will be Eileen’s first Boston Marathon (and fourth marathon in 18 months!) and Tim’s second year in the wheelchair division.
Please consider donating to Eileen and Tim’s “Siblings for Spaulding” Team Run here: https://www.crowdrise.com/spauldingrehabboston17/fundraiser/eileenlingley
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