Marathon Method
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Marathon Method is a 77 page eBook that’s comprehensive, well-written and engaging. It begins with a helpful introduction to marathon registration and choosing a particular marathon to run. It also walks through every training week and provides helpful advice on getting through it. Marathon Method also has helpful tips sprinkled throughout the report that provide even more value. The author provides lots of examples and stories from his own marathon experience and even discusses how his family helped guide him through the journey. A reasonable price, a well written book and a great read - Marathon Method is an incredibly useful guide for the first time marathon runner.
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This marathon book was interesting to read and provided lots of great tips. It gave all the information I could think to ask, but still didn’t overwhelm me with information. I’d definitely recommend this book.
The content is really useful and well thought out. I would have preferred less “tips” and skipped at least 1/3 of them. As far as readability goes, it was one of the easiest training books I have read. I would recommend it to a first time marathoner but not to a runner who has done more than two.
I just finished this book and I have to say that I absolutely loved it. I heard about it from a friend who suggested I read it because of my interest in running and my dream of completing a marathon.
The author understands that running a marathon is mostly mental and he discusses how to overcome all of the negative thoughts that come along with training. Do yourself a favor and READ THIS BOOK!
Eric
I’m new to running and this book has given me a lot of insight and encouragement regarding the marathon. Its a fun read that makes the marathon more approachable for most people.
I’d highly recommend this book.
I have read Joe’s book and it works! Both my daughter and I have lost 17 pounds and love running! Thanks Joe!
On the suggestion of the people here I went to the site (thanks for providing a link) and bought it.
I read and I read and I read and I have to say that if I didn’t think I could run a marathon, I do now.
Even if you aren’t planning on running a marathon, this is a great book to read about setting and accomplishing goals.
Thanks to everyone here who suggested it.