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Book Reviews of Lore of Running, 4th EditionBook Review: An excellent resource! Summary: 5 Stars
This is a very good book. Almost every aspect of running is covered in detail. Noakes is able to convey the technical side of running without overwhelming the reader. Whatever your fitness level, this book will help you improve.
Book Review: Assessment of the Lore of Running Summary: 4 Stars
A good book for coaches and for sports specialists. It worth to be read.
Book Review: Authoritative Reference Work Summary: 5 Stars
I've read scores of running books and nothing compares to this one. It addresses every conceivable topic -- from training to injuries to equipment to nutrition -- with insights synthesized from the best scientific studies, leavened with the author's own intelligent extrapolations. The biographical analyses of history's greatest runners also happen to be immensely absorbing and entertaining.
Book Review: Best book on Running!!! Summary: 5 Stars
I HAVE READ MANY BOOKS ON RUNNING AND NONE IS AS COMPLETE AND INFORMATIVE AS LORE OF RUNNING!! IT COVERS EVERY ASPECT OF RUNNING FROM THE BASIC FUNCTION OF THE HUMAN CELL AND ITS RELATION TO RUNNING TO RUNNERS INJURIES!!THIS IS THE RUNNERS BIBLE!!TO ALL RUNNERS BUY THIS BOOK!!!
Book Review: Comprehensive Overview of Running, but with Noakes' specific views as well. Summary: 5 Stars
This is a broad, sweeping view of running, primarily from the marathon and up. Noakes covers history, physiology, current runners, ethnographic issues, and several other topics. It is very readable and each chapter is well edited, so that it can stand alone.
Noakes own views also comes through - over-training did in Bedford and Hill. My only comment is that over-training does in every runner, but perhaps this is the cost of burning brighter rahter than longer.
There are several other subjects that can be lumped into all the other various purveyors of training thought - Hadd, Lydiard, Daniels, Canova. They are all directly or indirectly addressed here.
This is the ONLY comprehensive text touching on virtually the entire spectrum of issues surrounding running which I have found. Noakes has his opinions, but this in no way detracts from this fine read.
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