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Running the Edge: Discovering the Secrets to Better Running and a Better
Life
by Adam Goucher and Tim Catalano About character/leadership and how to get the
most out of each workout/day. Highly recommended.
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Preby Tom Jordan Chronicles the running exploits of the late Steve
Prefontaine.
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Running with the Buffaloesby Chris Lear Follows the University of
Colorado XC team during the 1998 season from day one to the NCAA Championships in
Lawrence. A must read for anyone who wants to know what their son/daughter will be
going through during an XC season.
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Sub 4:00: Alan Webb and the Quest for the Fastest Mileby Chris Lear
Alan Webb who broke Jim Ryan's HS mile record is followed through his first
season at the University of Michigan.
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The Perfect Mileby Neal Bascomb Roger Bannister, Wes Santee, and
another runner race to be the first to break the 4-minute mile barrier.
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Fast Trackby Suzy Favor-Hamilton Offers insight into topics like
nutrition, rest, and training specific to female runners.
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Bowerman and the Men of Oregonby Kenny Moore Tells of Bill
Bowerman's rise to the rank of Head Coach at the University of Oregon and his
training methods and athletes. Very good.
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Why We Runby Bernd Heinrich Explains physiological differences in
the animal kingdom which are designed for running as a means of locomotion.
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An Honorable Runby Matt McCue Chronicles life-altering lessons
learned during Matt's journey as a runner. He answers the question most taken for
granted: What is really important?
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Let Your Mind Run: A Memoir of Thinking My Way to Victoryby Deena
Kastor An outstanding book on running and mindset (which transcends running and
pertains to all areas of life).
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Today We Die a Little: The Rise and Fall of Emil Zatopek, Olympic Legend
by Richard Askwith A good book about Emil Zatopek, one of the world's top
Olympic performers over the 1500-10000 distances. It's a cool look at how his
training has given Lovejoy the foundations for intervals and thresholds.
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Social Media / Texting
SportsYou
MANDATORY. SportsYou is the communications mechanism used by the coaches when they want to quickly get information out. When signing up for SportYou, there are separate codes for accessing the LHS and the WSMS channels ...
X (formerly known as Twitter)
The X page for Lovejoy XC+TF program is @LovejoyXCTF. Coaches tweet and retweet short informational updates and announcements to athletes and parents following this account. An X link is also provided on the home page. Smartphone applications are available for several mobile platforms including iPhone and Android. Highly recommended.In addition to the program X feeds, you can also follow the coaches feeds ...
Facebook
The facebook page for the Lovejoy XC+TF program. A facebook link is also provided on the home page. Smart phone applications are available for several mobile platforms including iPhone and Android.Instagram
The Instagram page for the Lovejoy XC+TF program. Smart phone applications are available for several mobile platforms including iPhone and Android.Remind
Remind is a group text messaging tool. Channels have been set up for both LHX XC and WSMS XC, so you can subscribe to whichever is relevant. Subscribing is extremely easy ...