
Lore of Running
Tim Noakes(Author)
Oxford University Press Southern Africa
4th Edition
Published on 7. March 2002
Book
Hardback
1277 pages
978-0-19-578016-1 (ISBN)
Description
Tim Noakes's "runner's bible" is a distillation of international research, by one of the world's foremost exercise and sports scientists. Established as a classic work on running, it is also at the cutting edge of discovery: the fourth edition challenges previously accepted theories of what causes fatigue in athletes and offers solutions on how best to train the body and brain to counter it. The book is suitable both for sports scientists and for medical practitioners, and is a resource for runners who want to understand and enjoy their sport.
Reviews / Votes
"All this is presented in a genial style that makes this long book readable from start to finish." Nature, Vol 418More details
Edition
4th Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Goodwood
South Africa
Target group
Professional and scholarly
College/higher education
Edition type
Revised edition
Illustrations
70 b&w diagrams, 70 b&w photographs
ISBN-13
978-0-19-578016-1 (9780195780161)
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Schweitzer Classification
Other editions
Previous edition
Tim Noakes
Lore of Running
Book
01/1991
3rd Edition
Human Kinetics Publishers
€50.39
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Content
Part 1 Physiology and biochemistry of running: Muscle striker and function; Oxygen transport - the Cardiovascular/Anaerobic Model of Exercise Physiology and Athletic Performance; Energy systems; Temperature regulation. Part 2 Training: Principles of training; Learning from the experts; Training the mind; Training programmes. Part 3 Racing: 10km, marathon, and beyond; Marathon; Ultra-marathons; Limits to running performances. Part 4 Running injuries and other medical aspects: Ergogenic aids including banned substances; Staying healthy and injury free; The ten laws of running injuries; Nutrition and weight control.