Oh wow... Well, we'll stick to the Hat Trick and let you take on the Ironman. 😂 Good luck!

Spotted at the BAA Half on Sunday... 😍

Celeb Miler Jeff Bauman's story is coming to a theater near you soon! And looks like he made a friend during the making of "Stronger."

It was fun to see some of our Celebrity Milers at yesterday's kickoff of Diana Nyad/Bonnie Stoller's EverWalk New England! Sgt. Dan Clark (The Singing Trooper) performed America the Beautiful & the National Anthem; World Marathon Challenge Champion Becca Pizzi stopped by for some inspiration; and amputee-rights advocate and Boston Marathon bombing survivor Adrianne Haslet will be walking the 132 miles from Boston, Massachusetts to Cape Elizabeth, Maine with the EverWalk crew!

The father-son duo of Team Hoyt has been inspiring runners since 1977, and readers can follow the awe-inspiring journey of Dick and Rick Hoyt in "Devoted: The Story of a Father's Love for His Son." Check out Team Hoyt below and read for yourself how the team has grown from two people to a national community. #nationalreadabookday

Coach Bill Squires is a legend in the industry, coaching the Greater Boston Track Club during the era of Bill Rogers, Alberto Salazar, Dick Beardsley, and Greg Meyer. He wrote the 1987 guide "Improve Your Running" and co-authored the 2009 "Speed with Endurance" with Boston University cross country coach Bruce Lehane. You can find some of his training tips below. #nationalreadabookday

On April 15, 2013, Jeff Bauman became the face of the Boston Marathon bombing as the photo of him in the wheelchair at the finish line circulated the globe. He would later give police their biggest breakthrough in the investigation. "STRONGER" is his story of what happened that day and his rehabilitation that followed. #nationalreadabookday

Bart Yasso's "My Life on the Run" chronicles his adventures of running abroad—with recommendations on the best exotic marathons—while also providing valuable training advice on how to become "a runner for life." We're obviously fans, but don't take our word for it—check out how other readers enjoyed the book. #nationalreadabookday

For more than 20 years, Shira Springer covered Boston sports for The Boston Globe, including the four major sports teams, the Olympics, the Boston Marathon, and the World Series. The award-winning journalist now reports on the intersection of sports and society for WBUR 90.9 FM, and her anthology, "Upon Further Review: Great Sports Minds Imagine How the World Would Change if a Play, Trade, Injury or Referee’s Call Had Gone the Other Way" will be published this year. #nationalreadabookday

In 2006, Dave McGillivray recounted his life story in "The Last Pick." He has since reworked the story as a children's book, "Dream Big" (available soon). The photo below is from the TD Beach to Beacon 10K Road Race press conference, where Dave said he hopes his story inspires children who have big dreams; he then gave that first copy to Joan Benoit Samuelson. (Photo courtesy Ann Kaplan) #nationalreadabookday

Boston Herald sports columnist Steve Buckley's 2009 book, "Wicked Good Year," reflects back on "Boston’s mega-successful 2007-2008 sports season, during which the Red Sox swept the World Series, the Patriots went undefeated during the regular season, and the Celtics won the NBA Championship." #nationalreadabookday

In honor of National Read a Book Day, we thought we'd suggest some of the fine literary works by our Celebrity Milers. First up: "Find a Way" by Diana Nyad, an inspiring memoir that chronicles her 110-mile swim from Cuba to Florida, as well as life from childhood to her '60s. #nationalreadabookday