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26 Miles 385 Yards How Britain Made The Marathon And Other Tales Of The Torrid Tarmac Bob Phillips

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26 Miles 385 Yards How Britain Made The Marathon And Other Tales Of The Torrid Tarmac Bob Phillips
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26 Miles 385 Yards How Britain Made The Marathon And Other Tales Of The Torrid Tarmac Bob Phillips instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pitch Publishing Ltd
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 5.14 MB
Pages: 416
Author: Bob PHILLIPS
ISBN: 9781801503914, 1801503915
Language: English
Year: 2023

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26 Miles 385 Yards How Britain Made The Marathon And Other Tales Of The Torrid Tarmac Bob Phillips by Bob Phillips 9781801503914, 1801503915 instant download after payment.

Bob Phillips takes us on an exhilarating journey across the formative years of marathon running – from 1896 through to the Olympic marathons of the 1950s that revolutionised the event. Through a compelling blend of personal memoirs, anecdotes, runner biographies, torrid tales and extraordinary facts and figures, the book shines a light on Britain’s role in the development of marathon running and how its courageous competitors have invariably captured the public imagination. Learn about the brilliant generational talents who have cemented the event at the pinnacle of popular athletics, from the days when naive amateurs ran for tin medals towards the era of highly trained professionals. 26 Miles 385 Yards is a must-have book for every marathon enthusiast.

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