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Provides an overview of the sport and experience of running, discussing a variety of topics including inertia, the equipment explosion, marathons, podiatrists, the literature of running, and running in faraway places.
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Brings back memories of the seventies, when everyone was jogging or at least saying they were!
This seems to be a collection of follow-up essays on his first book "The Complete Book of Running". As a sedentary type by inclination, I'm reading it hoping to inspire myself to think more athletically.
This seems to be a collection of follow-up essays on his first book "The Complete Book of Running". As a sedentary type by inclination, I'm reading it hoping to inspire myself to think more athletically.
I never received or read his First book of running, so somehow this book seemed less than stellar, less than relevant. This was for total amateurs, and I was already a Runner and inspired by Bill Rodgers and Dave Wottle, not to mention Grandpa Mahoney across the street sitting in a lawn chair yelling, "Faster, faster!"
I enjoyed the book but not as much as his first book. Seemed to me that all of the information was still applicable.
If you want to start running this is the book to read. I read it in 1985 but my partner found it just as helpful and inspiring for her in 2005.
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