Running for Peak Performance: Techniques and Training for a Faster, Fitter You

Shorter, Frank

ISBN 10: 0241302080 / ISBN 13: 9780241302088

Published by DK, 2018

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Title: Running for Peak Performance: Techniques and...

Publisher: DK

Publication Date: 2018

Binding: Paperback

Condition: Used; Very Good

About this title

Synopsis:

Whatever your running goals, reach them and beat them with coaching advice from Olympic marathon gold medallist, Frank Shorter.

Frank's common-sense approach to coaching gives you all the tools you need to train effectively and safely. Running for Peak Performance's eight training programmes cater to every ambition and experience level: first-timers aiming to get fit, charity fun-runners with an upcoming 5km race, and even experienced runners ready to tackle their first marathon. With a new programme to take you beyond your goals and nutritional research to help with what to eat before training, Running for Peak Performance incorporates the latest technology from foam rollers to smart watches. Discover essential stretches and resistance exercises for avoiding injury, and learn how to prepare for your next race.

Anyone can put one foot in front of the other, but with Running for Peak Performance, you can really go the extra mile.

Previous edition: 9781405303392

About the Author:

Legendary long-distance runner Frank Shorter remains the only American to have won two Olympic marathon medals, including gold in the 1972 Games. Highly respected for his role in popularising long-distance running in the US, and for helping to establish the US Anti-Doping Agency in 2000, he is a trusted expert and engaging writer; his memoir, My Marathon: Reflections on a Gold Medal Life, was named one of NPR's 'Best Books of 2016'.