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  Ravings of a Runner

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  Ravings of a Runner

  Greg May has hit the nail on the head with this irresistible, expertly told story of a competitive runner. Ravings with its remarkable insights into training and race strategies, is hard to put down. This superb book will get you off the couch and change your life. 5/5 Lance - See all my reviews This review is from: Ravings of a Runner (Kindle Edition) Greg May has hit the nail on the head with this irresistible, expertly told story of a competitive runner. Ravings with its remarkable insights into training and race strategies, is hard to put down. This superb book will get you off the couch and change your life. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , March 21, 2011

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  Scrambled Content???

  I am an avid reader of running books, and have found very few that I am willing to put down and walk (run) away from, but after reading 80% of the book I just couldn't stomach anymore. Either the content is a bit scrambled, or the author revels in recounting events out of sequence, and referring to characters before introducing them.In describing a run in Paris, the author suddenly refers to Travis. "Years ago we had gone out separately from Travis for a few hours". The author had never before mentioned Travis, and beyond a few short disconnected sentences, Travis isn't mentioned again for several chapters. At which time Travis shows up in a triathlon. After some sleuthing, I was able to put together that Travis is his son. His daughter is introduced in a similar fashion.After a detailed discussion of his triathlon with Travis, and another in Wildflower, CA, the author moves on to recounting how he qualified for the Boston Marathon. Then, BANG! I found myself... 1/5 KDog (Pequea, PA United States) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Ravings of a Runner (Kindle Edition) I am an avid reader of running books, and have found very few that I am willing to put down and walk (run) away from, but after reading 80% of the book I just couldn't stomach anymore. Either the content is a bit scrambled, or the author revels in recounting events out of sequence, and referring to characters before introducing them.In describing a run in Paris, the author suddenly refers to Travis. "Years ago we had gone out separately from Travis for a few hours". The author had never before mentioned Travis, and beyond a few short disconnected sentences, Travis isn't mentioned again for several chapters. At which time Travis shows up in a triathlon. After some sleuthing, I was able to put together that Travis is his son. His daughter is introduced in a similar fashion.After a detailed discussion of his triathlon with Travis, and another in Wildflower, CA, the author moves on to recounting how he qualified for the Boston Marathon. Then, BANG! I found myself... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , March 25, 2012

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