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	• The Nonrunner's Marathon Guide for Women: Get Off Your Butt and On with Your Training Dawn Dais Seal Press, 2007 - 220 pages average customer review:based on 56 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great book

Once I started reading, it was hard to stop. Underneath the wit is a message about motivating yourself to accomplish personal goals. I will not be running a marathon and I will be setting new goals for myself.

Humor in Running Shoes

If you're like me and the mere thought of running makes your legs cramp up and the idea of eating power bars for "power" rather than for some potential sugar rush since it's manufactured by Snickers, you'll love this book. Dawn is candid and humorous from page one to the end. She is practical with tips like "buy your own body glide b/c sharing with someone that just lubed up is revolting" and "make sure you have something to run for more than just a banana split at the end of the run" were fun and inspiring. Thanks to this book I'm actually going to run/walk the Avon Walk for a Cure in October. This was a wonderful starting point for a sugar addict, couch-potato like me.

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Witty and Inspiring

Enjoy the wit and be motivated by the inspiration in this training manual. You'll learn how to set new personal goals you'll be sure to attain.

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The Non-Runner's Marathon Guide for Women

The book is a great read. Very inspirational and motivating. I just started my marathon training the first week of April and it was because of this wonderful book. I highly recommend this book for any one who wants to run a marathon.

One of the funniest books....

This book is great. It helps to know that there are runners out there who feel the same way about running as I do and Dawn Dais puts it into such a story that I found myself laughing throught the entire book. I highly recommend it for anyone who has recently started a running program (or for those who are already avid runners) and who would like a good laugh about the everyday trials of running.

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