Sentence examples for book of running from inspiring English sources

Why not rethink that construct, too, as they look at alternatives for operating models?" And Rik Deskin echoes many commenters when he says: "I really believe that Intiman needs to throw out the old book of running a theatre and start from scratch".

In 1984 the American fitness guru Jim Fixx, whose book The Complete Book of Running is credited with starting the jogging boom of the 1970s, collapsed and died of a heart attack aged 52 while on one of his regular runs.

My science and my sports interests lived independently until one fateful day at age 15 when I was reading Jim Fixx's Second Book of Running, published in 1980 by the late James F. Fixx.

The theory was presented briefly in Professor Noakes's book "Lore of Running," first published in 1985.

Tim Noakes, one of the world's leading exercise physiologists, and the author of the influential book Lore Of Running, believes that these incremental advances are connected to how the brains of top athletes communicate with their bodies.

Former coaches and alumni have also written a number of books on running instruction for both top end athletes and hobbyists.

The company now plans to sell or close down bol.com, its online book-selling business, to concentrate on its much older business of running book clubs, which sell cut-price books to subscribers.

Trade unions frequently hampered their industries with rules that blocked more flexible and productivity-boosting manufacturing techniques (the United Auto Workers' book of work rules ran to 5,000 pages).

His credentials are his unrivalled contacts book and long experience of running international organisations.

Bowerman himself wrote several books on the sport of running including High Performance Training for Track and Field which details coaching instruction for high level competition.

Around him, he collected a team of "the best and the brightest", as the title of David Halberstam's famous book (of 1973) ran.