All types of running related books are reviewed by two non-elite track, road and trail runners. Observation and description of running books intended to inform, help and inspire anyone involved or related to running at any level. Whenever possible we chat with the author about the book, but if not then we try to do it justice. If you have been enjoying the podcast and want more, you can follow us ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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To the Limit sets out to explore why we voluntarily do exhausting things, like running ultra distances in the mountains and climbing mount Everest, and rediscover the joy of moving together as a group – whether it's running the length... more
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In this episode, we have the pleasure of chatting with author Stephen Parker about his new book There Is No Finish; The Backyard Ultra Story. This book is all about the backyard ultra; how it started, who started it, and how it’s grow... more
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Here we are again! ...and AGAIN it's been more than 10 books since the last recap episode!
Here are the books we chat about in this episode:
• Run Through, by SB Stone
• The Race To Be Myself, by Caster Semenya
• The Examined Run, ... more
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This book is everything you’d want to know about parkrun. How it started, what countries it spread to, how it benefits mental and physical health, and why participants keep coming back to both run and volunteer. The book has 9 chapter... more
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As a keen runner and consumer of running books (albeit mostly in audio book form) running book reviews has become one of my favourite podcast over the last few years. Alan and Liz have great chemistry and are clearly good friends making them come across as very comfortable and genuine. Whenever they have guests on I feel they allow them space to tell their stories and not constantly insert themselves like some hosts can.
Finally I’ve really enjoyed the odd bonus episodes especially the eternal ... more
One of the best running podcasts.
Thanks Liz and Alan for this wonderful content. I’ve learnt a lot from listening to you and your guests. It’s all presented so well. So many other podcasts feel like a waste of time with nonsensical chatter, but yours feels like an investment towards improving my running. I love listening to you on my runs and commutes. Long live the podcast and good luck on your running journeys.
The one with Pete Magill is my absolute favourite, so far: the book is packed with sensible and important information for runners, the author is a joy to listen to and the hosts skilfully wove the conversation along the entire episode.
I only got the chance to listen to the most recent podcast so far (Kara Goucher) and I loved it so much that I immediately went to follow her on instagram ❤️
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