Iran's Reza Baluchi left his homeland at the age of eight and has been running ever since.
Running man —
Iran's Reza Baluchi left his homeland at the age of eight and has been running ever since.
Gary Rhodes
Baluchi has ran across the United States on two occasions and around its perimeter once. His latest challenge is his biggest yet, to run up Mount Everest.
Coast to coast —
Baluchi has ran across the United States on two occasions and around its perimeter once. His latest challenge is his biggest yet, to run up Mount Everest.
Reza Baluchi
Baluchi plans his route with David Hyslop, a former businessman from Los Angeles who gave up his job to help the Iranian and become his agent.
Marking the map —
Baluchi plans his route with David Hyslop, a former businessman from Los Angeles who gave up his job to help the Iranian and become his agent.
Reza Baluchi
Baluchi donated a bicycle to the firefighters of Engine 33 Ladder 9, who suffered tragic losses as a result of the 9/11 terror attacks on the World Trade Center.
Helping heroes —
Baluchi donated a bicycle to the firefighters of Engine 33 Ladder 9, who suffered tragic losses as a result of the 9/11 terror attacks on the World Trade Center.
Reza Baluchi
Baluchi pays his respects at the Murrah Memorial in Oklahoma, a monument dedicated to the bomb attack on the city in April 1995.
Paying his respects —
Baluchi pays his respects at the Murrah Memorial in Oklahoma, a monument dedicated to the bomb attack on the city in April 1995.
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Baluchi says he runs to help children around the world realize anything is possible.
Spreading hope —
Baluchi says he runs to help children around the world realize anything is possible.
Reza Baluchi