I know from my point of view it would be great to have a re-print but i understand why there isn't one. I have said it elsewhere on the forum i sometimes feel i will be competing v60 before i find one and i'm 38 now. It certainly requires a lot of patience and late nights on the net just in case one pops up out of nowhere.
There's a new book out soon...
http://www.stevenfallon.co.uk/pocketmountains.html
Last edited by nearlyhopeless; 28-10-2009 at 08:58 AM.
Here is a list of trail running books - mostly American!
2009 Best Denver Trails For Hikers, Families, Runners, & Dog Lovers (Irwin, Pamela)
2008 Boise Trail Guide. 75 Hiking and Running Routes Close To Home
2006 The End Of The Trail. A 100 Mile Running Odyssey (Fischer, John David)
2006 Minnesota Running Trails. Dirt, Gravel, Rocks & Roots (Havelin, Kate)
2005 The Pikes Peak Marathon. America's Ultimate Challenge (Fricker, Harald)
2004 The Fastest Hike. Quest For The Pacific Crest Trail Record (Grenlaw, Raymond)
2004 Run The Rockies. Classic Trail Runs In Colorado's Front Range (Bragg, Steven)
2004 Runner's World Guide To Adventure Racing. (Adamson, Ian)
2003 Trail Runner's Guide San Francisco Bay Area. 50 Runs Around The Bay (Lage, Jessica)
2003 Trail Running Oregon. NorthWest And Central Oregon's Classic Trail Runs (Dunegan, Lizann)
2003 Runner's World Complete Guide To Trail Running (Barrios, Dagny Scott)
2003 Trail Runner's Guide San Diego. 50 Great City And Country Runs (Schad, Jerry|)
2002 50 Trail Runs In Washington (The Trail Runner Magazine) (Gillis, Cheri Pompeo)
2002 Trail Running. From Novice to Master (Poulin, Kirsten; Swartz, Stan; Flaxel, Christina)
2001 Washington's Rail-Trails. Walking, Running, Bicycling (Wert, Fred )
2001 Monterey Trail Runner's Guide (van Middlebrook, Jeffrey)
2001 Trail Running Guide To Western Washington. Over 50 Great Trail Runs (McQuaide, Mike)
2000 Running Colorado's Front Range (Metzler, Brian)
2000 50 Trail Runs In Southern California (The Trail Runner Magazine) (Swartz, Stan; Wolff, Jim; Shahin, Samir)
1999 Trail Runners Guide to Colorado. 50 Great Trail Runs (Mislinski, Phil; Cole, Monique; Boulbol, Scott)
1995 The Pikes Peak Marathon. America's Ultimate Challenge (Fricker, Harald and Walter, Hal)
1994 Soul, Sweat And Survival On The Pacific Crest Trail (Holtel, Bob)
1993 Dipsea. The Greatest Race (Spitz, Barry)
1986 Mt Tam. A Hiking, Running And Nature Guide (Martin, Don and Kay)
1985 Fifty Five And a Half Running Trails Of The San Francisco Bay Area (Burke, Tony)
1983 The Longest Hill. Death Valley To Mount Whitney (Birmingham, Jay)
1983 Adventure Running. The 100 Greatest Runs (or Walks) In North America (Schad, Jerry)
1981 The Marathon On The Mountain. A History Of The Pikes Peak Marathon (Harrington, Anne)
1981 East Bay Trails. A Guide For Hikers, Runners, Bicyclists And Equestrians (Newey, Bob)
1979 Running Away From Home. A Guide To Running Trails In 32 Cities Across America (Colker, David)
1979 The Dipsea Race. The Story Of America's Second Oldest Footrace, 1905-1979 (Reese, Mark M)
1979 Come Run With Me (Strudwick, Peter with Rutz, James)
1978 The Best Running Trails Of The San Francisco Bay Area (Spitz, Barry)
1968 Foster Sons Of Pikes Peak (Rose, John)
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That probably means there are about five copies still in circulation. Never under-estimate the power of an EF-W...Originally Posted by GrahamB
Perhaps these could be mapped onto a GPS database?
"Get yourself together, Jones" - Ray Davies
The SMOTs, I mean, not the EF-Ws...
"Get yourself together, Jones" - Ray Davies
Xrunner.
I was talking to my captain last night at our presentation evening, and he said that he swears by a particular book.
He said it covers what you should and shouldnt eat/drink and has training for schedules just about everything.
I remember one thing he said...it suggests that you should only eat fruit in the morning...that should be a clue?
I cant for the life of my think what its called, but the only clue i can give you is it may have had the word life in it. I think it may have been a female author....then again.
Last edited by Al Fowler; 14-11-2009 at 02:36 PM.
I have the competitive runners handbook
Trying to plod up hills every day slightly faster than the day before
Off Road Running - Sarah Rowell?
No thats not it...dont remember the title actually having the word running in it.....but i head sara rowell's book is a good'un.
Ive found the title - Fit for Life by Ranulph Fiennes
Any of you read it?
Ive ordered sarah's book.
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