At a time when it seems that everything has to be done quickly, when the feeling of urgency dominates, when we even go for a run with our mobile phone for fear of missing something and when it seems that we do things more to show them off than to live them, 'the running boy' emerges.
'the running boy' calls for a little pause. It calls for that state of calm and lucidity that appears after going for a run for a while. That state in which things
seem to fall into place and reminds us of what the real reason should be.
That state in which, regardless of whether you go for a twenty-minute run or decide to go for two hours, 'the you after running
is better than the you before you left'.