Running Through Life

Nonfiction, Sports
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Author: Barry Worrall ISBN: 9781467879422
Publisher: AuthorHouse UK Publication: January 12, 2012
Imprint: AuthorHouse UK Language: English
Author: Barry Worrall
ISBN: 9781467879422
Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
Publication: January 12, 2012
Imprint: AuthorHouse UK
Language: English

This book is about Running and describes the world of a runner who competed for his club in races from 400 metres to the marathon, usually finishing towards the back on the field. Included are coaching ideas and Running anecdotes, some humorous.

He trained hard and did his best. He finished five marathons and describes personal memories of training and strategy used in three. He later coached runners at club and elite levels. In addition there is advice on coaching running for sports other than Athletics.

A tale is told of a typical middle-aged runner with a demanding job, who is made redundant, but secures another job, while training for and competing in a marathon. At the same time lifes mainstream activities needed resolution. With a young family, there is never enough time or money. The mortgage must be paid, appliances break down, household chores must be done and disaster is often fairly close. One cure for adversity is humour. Another is to go out for a run.

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This book is about Running and describes the world of a runner who competed for his club in races from 400 metres to the marathon, usually finishing towards the back on the field. Included are coaching ideas and Running anecdotes, some humorous.

He trained hard and did his best. He finished five marathons and describes personal memories of training and strategy used in three. He later coached runners at club and elite levels. In addition there is advice on coaching running for sports other than Athletics.

A tale is told of a typical middle-aged runner with a demanding job, who is made redundant, but secures another job, while training for and competing in a marathon. At the same time lifes mainstream activities needed resolution. With a young family, there is never enough time or money. The mortgage must be paid, appliances break down, household chores must be done and disaster is often fairly close. One cure for adversity is humour. Another is to go out for a run.

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