How To Run ...: Improve your Speed, Stamina and Enjoyment - Tapa blanda

Jones, Hugh

 
9781847324825: How To Run ...: Improve your Speed, Stamina and Enjoyment

Sinopsis

Long-distance running is a unique sport. After all, in what other endeavour could a 2.2-metre furry lamb rub shoulders with a world champion in an actual race? And, if the lamb is quick enough, it might actually break the tape ahead of a national record-holder! How to Run is the perfect guide for anyone who wants to test themselves in the punishing physical activity of running 26.2 - or 13.1 - miles (42 or 21 kilometres). Every facet of training is covered, from warm-up to warm-down, and exercise and diet to clothing, protection.

The author, a journalist and author since retiring from competitive running, is one of the few men who can say, "Been there, done that, got the T-shirt (the one that says London Marathon Winner)," so he has a clear knowledge of what it takes to train properly and effectively and to take the training regime onto the streets in a race. Filled with photographs and illustrations complementing the text, How to Run will make you a better and fitter athlete and make running even more fun.

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Hugh Jones is uniquely placed to write this book as he boasts a string a major distance running qualifications:

The first British man to win the London Marathon - in 1982 (his winning margin of almost three minutes remains the record)

Two wins in the Stockholm Marathon

Winner of the Oslo Marathon

Winner of the Reykjavik Marathon

Winner of the Amateur Athletic Association Marathon Championship

12th in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games Marathon

Ran for England in the World Cross-Country Championship

A graduate of the University of Liverpool, he now works as a freelance journalist and is Secretary for the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races. The creator and first editor of the Association's Distance Running magazine and a regular contributor to PACE magazine, he lives in London with his wife and four children.

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