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In a nutshell

A mosaic of essays on running as natural, free movement, from its ancient roots to Spartan Race, the Hash House Harriers and the cheese-rolling race. Askwith writes thoughtfully, at times almost meditatively; only his railing against commercial running goes too far.

Who it's for: Experienced runners looking for a deeper meaning in running, who feel close to nature and are interested in the history and philosophy of movement.

Maybe not for: Anyone looking for a clear structure and concrete conclusions.

This book has not been published in English.