Run Like an Athlete

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Run Like an Athlete
Author : Jay Dicharry
File Size : 54,5 Mb
Publisher : Unknown
Language : English
Release Date : 30 June 2013
ISBN : 1905367449
Pages : 192 pages
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Run Like an Athlete by Jay Dicharry Book PDF Summary

Running is often associated with the quest for your next personal best, and the agony of irritating injuries. This book takes a deeper look at running, and provides you with the knowledge and tools to solve the problems that limit your performance and lead to injuries. If you want answers, tools, secrets to achieve your best, look inside.

Run Like an Athlete

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