Die Hahnertwins - über Highlights, Herausforderungen und wie man sein Feuer wiederfindet

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Warum wir nie warten sollten, wenn wir in unserem Leben etwas ändern wollen! Die Hahnertwins haben erst spät mit dem Laufen angefangen, heute können sich Anna und Lisa ein Leben ohne diesen Sport nicht mehr vorstellen. Sie nehmen uns mit auf ihre spannende Reise, ihre größten Erfolge und ihre schwierigsten Phasen als Profi-Sportler und Schwestern. Was sie aus ihren Erfahrungen gelernt haben, warum die Tiefschläge des Lebens oft auch die schönsten und wichtigsten Erlebnisse sind und welche Tipps sie Hobbyläufern mit auf den Weg geben.

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