[Read free] The Runner's Rule Book: Everything a Runner Needs to Know--And Then Some
✿ Mark Remy, Editors of Runner's World ✿
| #726077 in Books | 2009-10-13 | 2009-10-13 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .34 x.3 x5.55l,.73 | File Name: 1605295809 | 176 pages
||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| The Runner's Rule Book: Everything a Runner Needs to Know--And Then Some|By rSquare|This book has useful information, and is very entertaining to read. I am currently out of the game, recovering from an injury, and I get very upset about not being able to run. This book cheered me up on an especially rough day - it may have over 150 pages, but doesn't go super in depth, so y|About the Author|
Mark Remy lives, runs, and writes in eastern Pennsylvania, where he is the executive editor of RunnersWorld.com. He has run 21 marathons, including 6 Bostons, with a personal best time of 2:46. (Note: He ran that 2:46 in 1999;
Every sport has rules. Running is no exception. If you're curious, just visit the Web site of USA Track & Field, the sport's governing body, where you'll find detailed dictates on everything from disqualification to bib-number placement to the caliber of the starter's pistol.
But what about the everyday rules of running? The unspoken ones that pertain to the lingo, behavior, and etiquette that every seasoned runner seems to know and every newbie needs t...
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