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Two Hours

The Quest to Run the Impossible Marathon

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The quest to run a marathon in under two hours has become a monumental challenge, once deemed impossible for the human body. This extraordinary feat requires unparalleled speed, mental fortitude, and endurance. The individual who achieves this will need to surpass previous limits, living with greater bravery and meticulous planning. In this captivating exploration, Ed Caesar immerses readers in the lives of elite marathoners, delving into their complex narratives while tracing the marathon's history and the science, physiology, and psychology behind such remarkable speed over long distances. The marathon, a deeply democratic race, continues to captivate us as we strive to push our boundaries. Readers will find themselves drawn into the intricate world of marathon running, as Caesar's in-depth reporting raises profound questions about human limits. His elegant and engaging prose makes the topic accessible and rewarding, appealing to both seasoned runners and newcomers alike. The book reflects on the near-mythical sub-two-hour marathon, blending scientific insight with reverence for the sport. Ed Caesar, a seasoned journalist with numerous accolades, brings a wealth of experience to this narrative, making "Two Hours" a compelling read that resonates with anyone interested in the pursuit of human potential.

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Two Hours, Ed Caesar

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Titre
Two Hours
Sous-titre
The Quest to Run the Impossible Marathon
Langue
Anglais
Auteurs
Ed Caesar
Éditeur
Viking
Publié
2015
Format
rigide
Pages
256
ISBN10
0670921890
ISBN13
9780670921898
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4,15 sur 5
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The quest to run a marathon in under two hours has become a monumental challenge, once deemed impossible for the human body. This extraordinary feat requires unparalleled speed, mental fortitude, and endurance. The individual who achieves this will need to surpass previous limits, living with greater bravery and meticulous planning. In this captivating exploration, Ed Caesar immerses readers in the lives of elite marathoners, delving into their complex narratives while tracing the marathon's history and the science, physiology, and psychology behind such remarkable speed over long distances. The marathon, a deeply democratic race, continues to captivate us as we strive to push our boundaries. Readers will find themselves drawn into the intricate world of marathon running, as Caesar's in-depth reporting raises profound questions about human limits. His elegant and engaging prose makes the topic accessible and rewarding, appealing to both seasoned runners and newcomers alike. The book reflects on the near-mythical sub-two-hour marathon, blending scientific insight with reverence for the sport. Ed Caesar, a seasoned journalist with numerous accolades, brings a wealth of experience to this narrative, making "Two Hours" a compelling read that resonates with anyone interested in the pursuit of human potential.