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Nicholas Kristof and daughter on the PCT. Six Years, Four Sore Feet, 2,650 Miles
Jen A. Miller/NYT: Running While Female. And more.
On Friday we posted a piece from Steve and Brad recommending Junger’s Tribe and Braving the Wilderness. We’d already enjoyed Tribe. Now ditto on the latter. …How smugly self satisfied can we be?
The Barkley Marathons Creator Is Walking Across the Country…
No. 1 son summits Mount Eddy. …Eddy Details.
The Wizard of Foz …The story of Dick Fosbury.
Welch begins his chapters with the greatest collection of stirring epigrams I’ve ever found in a single work. That means it is a history filled with the suffering of pursuing a new idea in a world fanatically ready to doubt. It is about the power of invention, and the need for wisdom in teachers confronted by that invention. Fosbury and our society have needed decades to be able to fully tell or accept Dick’s story. Now it is done, and Welch does magnificent justice to it all. ~Kenny Moore
Jane Brody on countering muscle loss.
Extreme Athleticism Is the New Midlife Crisis
Harvard Business Review: 4 Strategies for Overcoming Distraction. Too busy or just inefficient?
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