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The complete book of running by James F. Fixx · Booklabria

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James F. Fixx
The complete book of running

PsychologyPsychological aspects

The complete book of running

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First published: 1977
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

In this classic runner's handbook, the author discusses not only the physical benefits of running, but psychological benefits which include increasing self-esteem, acquiring a "high" from running, and being able to cope better with pressure and tension.

Subjects: Psychology
Psychological aspects
Sports
Aspect psychologique
Running
Psychological aspects of Sports

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