What are good running books or magazines?
i already have Runner's World
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Good start with Runner's World. Go with;Running Within
Chi of Running
The Complete book of Running
Complete book of Running for Women (but disclaim what they say about birth control pills)
The Extra Mile
I Run therefore I Must Be Nuts
Running Lore
anything written by Bill Bowerman, Alberto Salazar, Joan Benoit Samuelson, Grete Wiatz (sp?).
Confessions of An All Night Runner
The Runner's Handbook
26.2 Marathon Stories
The Boston Marathon: A Century of Blood, Sweat, and Cheers
There are many more but start there and have fun
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Try reading Marathon Man, It was written by John Hubris. Great running book.
I have an old book called The Complete Book of Running written by James F. Fixx. I like it and it is still a good read, even for being old. The auther has a pretty neat personal story too. Maybe google him and find out about him.
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If you're intersted in atletics news then try Athletics Weekly. It costs about £2.45 but is available on subsciption too.Do you know of any good arch supports?
Runners World Magazine is the bible.Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Running, is a good book.
Check out anything by Dr. George Sheehand (deceased). He was a cardiologist who wrote extensively about running, not only about the mechanics and phisiology, but also about the philosophy and the "Joy of Running"
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Runners' World is the best magazine.Books:
The Runners Repair Manual
Once a Runner by John L. Parker Jr.
Ultramarathon Man by Dean Karnazes
Pre: The Story of America's Greatest Running Legend, Steve Prefontaine by Tom Jordan
Supernova by Russ Ebbets
Here are some more: http://completerunning.com/running-blog-...
Magazines:
Runner's World is really the bible
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books - "I Run Therefore I am, NUTS", "A runners guide to the meaning of life" "Pre - The story of Steve Prefontaine" "Once A Runner" Magazines - "Runners World"Do u wear nike free with or without socks?
Running books -- these may have already been mentioned, but Once A Runner by John Parker, Running With the Buffaloes by Chris Lear, and Pre by Jordan. For training books, I really like Daniel's formula by Jack Daniels. (yes, thats really his name.)Running Magazines -- Runner's World is often joked about in the "serious" running community as Jogger's World. Its great for beginners, but not as helpful for someone who has been running a while. I really like Running Times. It has great interviews of professional runners and what a week of training looks like for them, as well as great articles on nutrition, stretching, racing, etc. It goes more in depth than Runner's World (basically, it assumes you already know the basics and so it goes beyond that.) Happy book/magazine hunting!
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