Road Hefley Takes To Streets To Stay Fit
Road Hefley embarks on a street running routine to maintain fitness and endurance. Local runners report Hefley plans frequent routes through city avenues, aiming for steady training and personal health goals.
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Newspaper
The Lantern
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1990
Page
6
Road Hefley embarks on a street running routine to maintain fitness and endurance. Local runners report Hefley plans frequent routes through city avenues, aiming for steady training and personal health goals.
Mike Hefley, 58, former Lee College physical education instructor and basketball coach, started jogging after a flat tire forced a change in his routine. He now runs over three miles daily, citing motivation, health, appearance, and enhanced thinking as key benefits while urging students to adopt regular exercise. Rhonda Rhine/Lantern
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