One might think that reading about 26 marathons would get boring, but that’s definitely not the case with Meb Keflezighi’s book 26 marathons. A quick and easy read, Meb takes the reader through a fast paced journey of his career and the lessons that has shaped his life through each of the 26 marathons he ran…
Read MoreI love adventure, I love reading, I love reading about adventure. Sometimes I think about how all the great explorations have occurred before my lifetime, but Colin O’Brady’s book, The Impossible First, is a great reminder that there are still things out there left to achieve. Great things that nobody has done before. This book is also a reminder that our challenges are not always a physical mountain to climb or a frigid Antarctica to cross, but these challenges are just as equally epic…
Read MoreMemoirs, especially running memoirs, seem to more often than not, revolve around the success of the writer and their running. As if greatness is all they’ve ever known, or if everyone did what they did, they’d be amazing too. Running Home is not one of those books. As the chapters unfold, I kept wondering when I’d get to the part about running, but with each chapter I became more and more engrossed in the narrative of Katie’s life. Her writing went deep into my own heart and put words to my own inward battles…
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