The Path We Run: A personal history of women's ultrarunning (Hardcover)

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The Path We Run: A personal history of women's ultrarunning (Hardcover)The longer the distance run, the more women have an edge over their male competitors. Yet, the longer the distance, the less likely women are to start the race. In this engrossing personal account, writer and sport scientist Jen Benson looks at the science and hidden history of ultramarathon running, and details her own attempts to finish a 100 mile race. Jen lays bare the intensity, unexpected humour, and profound personal sacrifices that define the

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