Rick Hoyt had cerebral palsy, unable to speak or move. Doctors said he belonged in an institution. His parents refused. At 12, engineers built him a computer. In 1977 he asked his father Dick to push him through a 5 mile race. That night he typed: Dad, when I'm running, it feels like I'm not handicapped. Dick kept pushing him for 1,000 more races. 32 Boston Marathons. Six Ironmans.