HOME
RUNNING
NUTRITION
BODY
LIFESTYLE
FITNESS
INSPIRATION
STORE
CONTACT
ETC
Home
»
Etc
»
Running Posts
»
Runner Things #176
Runner Things #176
Posted on 07 Sep, 2011
Of all the traits that I admire in runners, by far the most significant trait is consistency. There is something about this sport that requires it, demands it, and, in the end, rewards it.
Some Other Things You May Like
Best Running Signs Pertaining To Booze
Top Five Plant-Based Protein Sources (That Aren't Tofu!)
How To Increase Running Stride Length
Never Feel Inferior Again
Books To Fuel Your Run
Beginning Runner's Guide
by Hal Higdon
Eat And Run
by Scott Jurek
Quick Strength for Runners
8 Weeks to a Better Runner's Body
by Jeff Horowitz
Barefoot Running
How to Run Light and Free by Getting in Touch with the Earth
by Michael Sandler
CONNECT WITH US
FASCINATING FACTS
Most of the dust underneath your bed is actually your own dead skin.
MOST POPULAR
What To Do When Life Doesn't Go Your Way
Tips For Staying Healthy While Travelling
For You Ugly People, Here's What You Need To Be Beautiful
Tips On Buying Meat At A Farmers Market
"RUNNING QUOTES"
Every Quote We've Got
Funny Running Quotes
Running Inspiration
Views On Running
Running Tips & Advice
Reasons To Run
Quotes Sorted By Author
A few chapters into the book, I already knew that this was no ordinary writer, that he was of a rare breed that could pull together great story telling, intelligent ideas, beautiful prose and the human condition. No book has ever affected me as deeply as this one has. Overall, it was an easy read, and I couldn't put the book down once I got started. The final one third of the book was executed with great tour de force and was very potent, and I found he could not have delivered a more beautiful final paragraph to end his story.
- Michelle Chan -
.