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(More customer reviews)Oh no, I will not become in my seventieth a Triathloner after reading R. Mica's book. I am quite content to do swimming, biking, running as separate activities without packaging them together in one frightening act. As you figured out I don't race anymore in either one of those sports, anyway. This said I am grateful to the author for bringing me back the memories of
my old competitive times. In Mica's book all is there: the struggles and joys of training runs, pre-race anxieties and especially the camaraderie of all the participants. Yes, each race is run twice - first time as a real physical one, second time as an exchange storytelling among the beer drinking buddies. Thus it was, it has been and it will be in the future regardless what sports the girls, boys will compete in. However, there is a
good news even for the "couch-potatoes"; I guarantee this book, so well written, with a gentle humor will produce smiles on your "TV tube-shaped" faces without any help of the "canned laughs". Maybe even, you will feel an urge to take a bike ride or a short run, swim. All good books inspire the readers to some unexpected actions. Mica's book has a power to do such miracles..
Karel Kriz,
Boulder
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My Training Starts Tomorrow: The Everyman's Guide to Ironfit Swimming, Cycling, & Running is a guide for the everyday triathlete. Offered on its pages are vignettes and advice derived from the author's experience as a Clydesdale triathlete.
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