Title: 288 pages long, 10 pages of running
Product review: As an avid runner and triathlete, I thought this would be a great book. Runner's World rated it as the #1 running book. As I started reading the book, it has very little to do with running and more to do with being a collegiate athlete during the 70s. Book was very bland and dated, and made me fall asleep on numerous occasions. No real concrete plot. Author use too much descriptive fluff, and the running sequences are over before you even realize.If you want a great book about running readBorn to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen. A much better read for an avid runner. Everyone that gave such great review to "Once a Runner" obviously haven't read "Born to Run."
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