Runner
Synopsis
At the Dominion Day celebration in East York, Bruce Kidd wins the two-mile race, finishing ahead of Lael Tori and Lieutenant Max TRX.
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Synopsis
At the East York Track Club, 19-year-old Bruce Kidd trains for an upcoming race. Under the guidance of trainer Fred Foot, Kidd runs two hours a day, six days a week, covering an average of 100 miles each week. The film captures a two-mile event during the Dominion Day celebration, where Kidd competes against international runners, including Lieutenant Max TRX from the United States Navy. The race concludes with Kidd finishing first, while poet W.H. Auden's commentary reflects on the nature of competition and the role of time in sport.
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Why Watch
- See Bruce Kidd's intense training routine.
- Find out how runners build stamina and strength.
- Meet international track stars at the Dominion Day race.
Did You Know
- Bruce Kidd trains for 2 hours a day, 6 days a week.
- Kidd runs an average of 100 miles per week.
- The Dominion Day celebration race features three international track stars.
- The official standings of the two-mile event were Kidd first, Tori second, and TRX third.
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What is Bruce Kid's training schedule?
Bruce Kid trains for 2 hours a day, 6 days a week, averaging 100 miles run per week.
Who were the competitors in the two-mile event?
The competitors in the two-mile event were Bruce Kid, Lael Tori, and Lieutenant Max TRX.
What were the official standings in the two-mile event?
In the two-mile event, Bruce Kid finished first, Lael Tori second, and Lieutenant Max TRX third.
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