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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalWhen I Looked Back, It Was 21 Already is an introspective account of how long-distance running helped me learn life lessons.
I started running at seventeen—a fat teenager with low self-esteem. Running groomed me into a confident young lady, ready to step out of my comfort zone.
Several incidents in life helped me learn the art of running better; likewise, running has taught me a great deal about life.
Read on, as this book draws these striking comparisons and life lessons drawn from my experiences with life and running.
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Keerthana Swaminathan
Keerthana Swaminathan is a 22-year-old Sports Psychologist who loves her life and is always excited about exploring new horizons.
An amateur Endurance Athlete herself, her passion for the sport and her love for psychology drove her to become a Sports Psychologist.
Keerthana strongly believes running changed her life and that any form of sport, if practiced regularly, aids character building.
She is also an accomplished classical dancer. When she isn’t running, swimming, cycling, dancing, or reading, you’ll find her penning down her thoughts.
