50 Abilities, Unlimited Possibilities -- Racing to the Final Finish Line: From Salt Lake City to the Mountains of Montana

In 2013, three wheelchair racers set out on a bold adventure, attempting a feat of athleticism rarely paralleled as a team -- taking on the challenge of 50 marathons in 50 states in 50 weeks. Join Paul Erway and his fellow racers Grant Berthiaume and Aaron Roux on the final 36 courses of this one-of-a-kind odyssey. "50 Abilities, Unlimited Possibilities -- Racing to the Final Finish Line" is more than just a story of strength in the face of adversity, even though Paul Erway's racing career followed a car accident that left him suddenly paraplegic at 21, and despite the fact that a second major accident in his racing chair required a come-back to take on this challenge. Paul's two books are a personal chronicle about life itself. Each race taught Paul something new -- about himself and about human nature. He learned about forgiveness and acceptance, faith and communication, patience and integrity, time management and discipline, limitations and love and life itself.Read this book if you are a:-Foot runner-Wheelchair racer-Aspiring athlete-Race coordinator-Enthusiastic spectator-Spinal cord injury survivor-Physical rehabilitation professional-Person seeking inspiration1,310 Miles of Pavement Under Their Wheels:"50 Abilities, Unlimited Possibilities -- Racing to the Final Finish Line: From Salt Lake City to the Mountains of Montana" is Book #2 of 2 in the "50 Abilities" series by Paul Erway. Book #1 chronicles the first 14 races, from Jackson to the Boston Marathon bombing. And this second and final book takes readers to the remaining 36 marathons, from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Billings, Montana, revealing behind-the-scenes details about what it takes to cross finish line after finish line (while still working full time!), without losing focus or faith in what is possible. It is a book that will keep you grounded while also lifting you up ... a book like no other about a marathon of marathons for unlikely competitors you never saw coming.With a foreword by Craig Virgin, 3-time Olympic distance runner, and the first and only American man to win the I.A.A.F. World Cross Country Championship.