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Informationen zum Autor Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen are co-founders of Chicken Soup for the Soul. Amy Newmark is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Chicken Soup for the Soul. Dean Karnazes is an internationally-known endurance athlete, speaker, and author. Klappentext When runners aren't running! they are talking about running! planning their next run! shopping for running... This book contains 101 stories from everyday and famous runners... telling their stories to other runners... about how running has improved their lives! recovering from injuries! challenging themselves! and includes amazing stories of marathons! camaraderie! and the natural high that comes from this popular sport. Plenty of stories for triathletes too! covering swimming and cycling. Zusammenfassung You’ll be motivated by these 101 inspirational running stories from a wide collection of authors, from elite Olympians to casual joggers, including co-author Dean Karnazes. Dean says Chicken Soup for the Soul helped him reinvigorate his passion for running... and life! Read ultramarathoner Dean Karnazes’s inspiring story about leaving the business world to follow his dream and becoming one of the most famous runners in the world. And then read about his best race ever... with his 10-year-old daughter. You’ll also read stories from runners at every level, from beginners to stars, about starting out, staying motivated, running with family and friends, even running in exotic locations. Get energized by runners training for 5Ks and runners training for 100-milers, including: Runners World’s Mark Remy on the camaraderie of running U.S. National Team marathoner Josh Cox on running 30 miles without water and the miracle that saved him Triathlete Magazine’s Matt Fitzgerald on persevering during the Boston Marathon in honor of his father Amputee Lindsay Nielsen on running the New York marathon two months after 9/11 Ultramarathon champion Roy Pirrung on how running saved him from smoking, drinking, and overeating Scott Maloney, who was declared brain dead after a fall, but ran the Boston Marathon two years later And a whole chapter on triathlons! ...
