Film Lens
The film focuses on the life and training of Bruce Kidd, a renowned runner from Toronto. It captures his rigorous training regimen at the East York Track Club, where he trains for two hours a day, six days a week, averaging 100 miles per week. The documentary emphasizes the physical and mental demands of competitive running, showcasing the camaraderie and rivalry among athletes during races.
The film features a specific event, the Dominion Day celebration race, where Kidd competes against international track stars like Lieutenant Max TRX and Lael Tori. The race shows the competitive spirit and the importance of sportsmanship, illustrating how runners support each other despite their rivalry. The film also reflects on the deeper life lessons learned through the experience of running.
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.
Perfect For
Track and field fansAspiring athletesSportsmanship advocates