Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen, (Hardcover)

from VirginiaGill

I'd be inclined to say the only thing wrong with this book is that it ended. Only it ended so perfectly and was such a soul deep satisfying read that all I really wanted to do was wipe away my tears and go back to page one. Born to Run forces you to look beyond the surface of your life and see it...

from AmyElizabeth

You need to read this book. I don't care if you think running is the most horrible, awful invention in the entire universe. Actually, the more you think that the more you should read this book because this story is going to change your mind. Anyone that knows me well knows that I have a love/hate...

from AmyElizabeth

You need to read this book. I don't care if you think running is the most horrible, awful invention in the entire universe. Actually, the more you think that the more you should read this book because this story is going to change your mind. Anyone that knows me well knows that I have a love/hate...

from msf59

Christopher McDougall is a journalist and a runner. Frustrated by years of foot injuries, he begins to explore the root cause of these persistent problems and this leads him to the mysterious and wonderful Tarahumara Indians. A reclusive tribe, tucked away in the deep canyons of Northern Mexico. ...

from iluvvideo

Like a few others, I don't know what drew me to read this book. I'm not particularly athletic, and I'm not a runner much less a marathoner so... The book tells many stories that weave together into one fun ride (read). You learn of a 'lost' Mexican indian tribe the Tarahumara, or more correctly T...