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[codythumbs]

Hey all -

Cody Westheimer here. I wrote the music for the film ULTRAMARATHON MAN - the Dean Karnazes film. While working on the project I got inspired to train for my first marathon - which I planned to run in memory of my father, who died at 56 from a brain tumor. JB, the director of ULTRAMARATHON MAN encouraged me to document my journey through training and grief on film. So a new film was born.

"Running for my Father" is not the story of an elite athlete. It's my story of perseverance, pain and ultimate triumph as I prepare for my first 26.2 - my dad on my shoulder all the way. I can promise you'll find the film inspiring and heart warming. Here's what the critics are saying:

“Tragedy turned triumph!  A father’s love, a son’s calling, one race.” - Josh Cox, elite marathoner

“...whether you’re a seasoned runner or have never laced-up a pair of running shoes, this film will make you want to get out, get moving and celebrate life!” - Kevin Patrick, Endurance Planet Inc.

The DVD package is loaded with extras including deleted scenes, a soundtrack disc and interviews with famed runners Hal Higdon, David Horton and Ray Zahab.

You can purchase the film for just $12.99 at http://www.runningformyfather.com/Running_for_my_Father/Buy.html

Profits to benefit the National Brain Tumor Society.

Thanks for your support and please help spread the word!

Best regards,

Cody
www.runningformyfather.com

[AM_Runner]

I think I heard something about this on Endurance Planet. the discussion in the podcast was interesting - thanks for the reminder
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