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123 Cellphone Tips for Runners and Walkers
Are you noticing that you are getting into unsafe situations when using a cellphone while you are out running or walking?
Are you sometimes left with a feeling that you have been discourteous when you have used your cellphone around other runners or walkers?
Are you having trouble making sense of your cellphone's technological benefits to your running or walking?
If it seems as though how you use your cellphone may be faltering while you are on runs or walks, then perhaps it is time for some tips. Maybe you simply need some friendly reminders and a bit of education.
123 Cellphone Tips for Runners and Walkers tells you how to be safer and more courteous with your cellphone while getting the most out of its features.
Take it from Kirk Mahoney, who has several marathons and many shorter races under his hydration belt. For example, he used to run and walk without carrying a cellphone. Then he joined a marathon training program and learned by example from his coaches to always take a cellphone with him on every run or walk. And he made that tip #1.
What drove Kirk to expand that one tip into 123 tips? The answer may surprise you.
With some two decades of telecommunications and Internet experience, Kirk knew that there had to be a better way for others to avoid making the same safety, courtesy, and technology mistakes that he and fellow runners and walkers were making with cellphones.
So he applied his same passion for research to this book that he applies to the practical research that he presents at SpryFeet.com. Running or walking with your cellphone in the most safe, courteous, and technologically-savvy way requires much more than a handful of tips. It requires this book's 123 tips.
These tips work so well, in fact, that Mahoney had to share them with the world.
If you, too, want to be safer, more courteous, and more technologically savvy with your cellphone, this book provides the 123 cellphone tips that you need as a runner or walker.
Are you sometimes left with a feeling that you have been discourteous when you have used your cellphone around other runners or walkers?
Are you having trouble making sense of your cellphone's technological benefits to your running or walking?
If it seems as though how you use your cellphone may be faltering while you are on runs or walks, then perhaps it is time for some tips. Maybe you simply need some friendly reminders and a bit of education.
123 Cellphone Tips for Runners and Walkers tells you how to be safer and more courteous with your cellphone while getting the most out of its features.
Take it from Kirk Mahoney, who has several marathons and many shorter races under his hydration belt. For example, he used to run and walk without carrying a cellphone. Then he joined a marathon training program and learned by example from his coaches to always take a cellphone with him on every run or walk. And he made that tip #1.
What drove Kirk to expand that one tip into 123 tips? The answer may surprise you.
With some two decades of telecommunications and Internet experience, Kirk knew that there had to be a better way for others to avoid making the same safety, courtesy, and technology mistakes that he and fellow runners and walkers were making with cellphones.
So he applied his same passion for research to this book that he applies to the practical research that he presents at SpryFeet.com. Running or walking with your cellphone in the most safe, courteous, and technologically-savvy way requires much more than a handful of tips. It requires this book's 123 tips.
These tips work so well, in fact, that Mahoney had to share them with the world.
If you, too, want to be safer, more courteous, and more technologically savvy with your cellphone, this book provides the 123 cellphone tips that you need as a runner or walker.
166 pages, Paperback
First published July 13, 2010
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Kirk Mahoney
14 books16 followersKirk Mahoney is an American author who publishes under the SpryFeet.com and KirkMahoney.com imprints.
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