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Jeff Galloway, a 1972 U.S. Olympic team member and running pioneer, passed away at 80 due to a hemorrhagic stroke. Known for his run-walk-run approach, Galloway made jogging accessible to all, from beginners to elite racers. His method, which involves short jogs with walks, reduces injury risks, saves energy, and boosts confidence. Galloway, who ran over 230 marathons and bounced back from heart failure, aimed to inspire others to push limits safely. His legacy lives on through countless runners who now view the sport as peaceful and fun.

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