I ran a mile a day all that summer, and he was right. The game is not on the sidelines, the game’s on the field.” He said you should run a mile a day, and make the field hockey team in your high school. And my father said, “You don’t want to do that. I had told my parents that I wanted to be a high school cheerleader the next year. I started running when I was 12 years old. There was a kerfuffle behind me and I turned, and at the last minute I saw the most ferocious face I’ve ever seen in my life, And he screamed in my face, “Get the hell out of my race, and give me those numbers!” It has been edited for length and clarity.
Kathrine Switzer told her story to producer Caro Rolando for an episode of The Daily Rally podcast.
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