Video: Amy Hastings’ Acceptance Speech at Endurance Live
- By Competitor.com
- Published Mar. 1, 2013
In this video, Olympic Trials 10,000m champion Amy Hastings accepts her award for 2012 Running Performance of the Year presented by Competitor.com at the recent Endurance Live Awards in Los Angeles.
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