Which running books?

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unknown fetchie Sep 2016 11:57am, 18 Sep 2016 43 posts	0 unknown fetchie Best running book I read was Paula Radcliffes
unknown fetchie Sep 2016 12:00pm, 18 Sep 2016 44 posts	0 unknown fetchie I know this is the wrong thread. Sorry But I am returning to running after a lay off Any fetchies near Walsall wanna meet up for a run some time? I'm about 9 mm pace for 5 mile
LindsD Sep 2016 6:58pm, 18 Sep 2016 11,803 posts	0 LindsD Start a new thread, unknown
Buzzard Sis Sep 2016 1:19pm, 19 Sep 2016 3,103 posts	0 Buzzard Sis I am coming back to running after 10 years and have my fist Saturday (I say race but it is a club runners race so I just want to keep up). Paula Radcliffe's book is a great primer for new runners or people like me who have forgotten loads
unknown fetchie Sep 2016 3:57pm, 19 Sep 2016 45 posts	0 unknown fetchie Hi LD Will do I did try but it didn't show
mascott514 Apr 2017 9:24am, 13 Apr 2017 10 posts	0 mascott514 Hi Can I recommend "Fat Man to Green Man" A very funny , self deprecating read, about a chap and his mates deciding to take on an Ultra. Well written! Running Man by Charlie Engle was also good.
LindsD Apr 2017 9:25am, 13 Apr 2017 16,409 posts	0 LindsD Thanks mascott
speedy rob Apr 2017 10:46pm, 13 Apr 2017 154 posts	0 speedy rob I'm surprised that there's no mention for "running well" by Sam Murphy & Sarah Connors, which focuses on avoiding injury and has an extremely useful section (that I regularly refer to unfortunately) on diagnosing niggles and injuries with advice on what to do for each. "Strength and conditioning for endurance running" by Richard Blagrove arrived this week. It seems to offer comprehensive advice that I will follow.
NDWDave Feb 2018 6:11pm, 16 Feb 2018 5,948 posts	0 NDWDave Bump. I read Binks’s book “Running and Stuff” and can recommend it.
LindsD Feb 2018 6:48pm, 16 Feb 2018 21,662 posts	0 LindsD Me too