A runner’s epic 63-day marathon streak is set to break the Guinness World Record. Each morning before work, Aaron Robinson completed the 26.2-mile run in London, UK, with his two border colli…
A runner's epic 63-day marathon streak is set to break the Guinness World Record. Each morning before work, Aaron Robinson completed the 26.2-mile run in London, UK, with his two border collies by his side. The daily five-hour jog was more of a walk for his energetic pups, Inca and River.
Despite the hard work, Robinson, 40, admitted that it's still less exercise than his dogs would have gotten working on a farm herding sheep."Actually the cruel thing is just to keep them inside," he said."When you get back they still want to play. They just don't get tired."
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