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With Sandy now in our recent past, the entire East Coast has been trying to pick up the pieces for days now. We here in Philadelphia escaped some of the worst damage, but some other major cities weren’t as lucky.

New York City is still suffering outages, insane traffic, and extremely high gasoline demands. One thing that some of the population thought they could still count on was this momentous running event. And then surprisingly, it was called off. To say it’s been an interesting week is an understatement.

With its pros and cons, marathons are still an immense physical feat. Propelling your body forward for over 20 miles gains respect in my book, no matter what your time is. For those who spent the past year training for an event that fell apart after a natural disaster, that hard work wasn’t wasted. And for those who hit the pavement locally, perhaps without a goal that large, that energy was never wasted either. It’s just what we do, we keep on moving.

Happy running.

10. Justin Bieber & Nicki Minaj – Beauty and a Beat – 129 BPM

09. Tegan & Sara – Closer – 138 BPM

08. Kelly Clarkson – Catch My Breath – 125 BPM

07. The Ready Set – Give Me Your Hand (Best Song Ever) – 125 BPM

06. One Direction – Live While We’re Young – 125 BPM

05. Bruno Mars – Locked out of Heaven – 146 BPM

04. Alex Clare – Too Close – 126 BPM

03. Swedish House Mafia & John Martin – Don’t You Worry Child (Radio Edit) – 128 BPM

02. Ne-Yo – Let Me Love You (Until You Learn to Love Yourself) – 125 BPM

01. Ke$ha – Die Young – 128 BPM

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