A Practical Philosophy of 800 Metres Running: Festina Lente (The Hermes Quartet)

Are you an aspiring athlete looking to excel in one of athletics' toughest events, the half mile? Look no further! Introducing "A Practical Philosophy of 800 Metres Running: Festina Lente (The Hermes Quartet)", a revolutionary training guide that will propel you to new heights in your running journey.

Unlike other lengthy books on the subject, this concise essay, totaling less than 45 pages, captures the essence of a lifetime of experiences in the sport. Whether you're a world-class runner, an aspiring international competitor, or just a club runner, this radical approach, built on ten proven steps, will provide you with a practical and no-nonsense guide to running a super-fast half mile.

Don't just take our word for it! Champion runner Paul Forbes says, "Excellent read! I agree wholeheartedly with everything you advocate. This needs to be out there for all aspirants to read." And Paul Baxter, a recognized coach, highlights that this guide is "the bible" for two lap specialists and coaches who understand the truth that the 800m is a sprint, not an endurance event.

"A Practical Philosophy of 800 Metres Running" is the third volume of the acclaimed The Hermes Pentalogy (The God of Speed) series. Dive into the social culture of the Edinburgh era of the 1970s and explore the author's other captivating titles, including "A Life In A Day In A Year: A Postcard From Meadowbank, 1973-1978" and "The True Confessions Of Retep Nnamffoh: School's Out For Ever, A 1973 Edinburgh Young Athlete's Diary." These books form a collection that captures the spirit of athleticism and the author's deep connection to the sport.

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