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Endure
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Endure

Mind, Body, and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance

by Alex Hutchinson

Recommended by Adam Grant and Noah Kagan

Recommended by Adam Grant and Noah Kagan

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Recommended by 4 sources and appears in Sports Psychology, Stoicism, and Running.

From the National Magazine Awardwinning Runner?s World columnist, frequent New Yorker online contributor, and Cambridgetrained physicist: a fascinating and definitive exploration of the extraordinary science of human endurance and the secrets of human performance, for fans of The Sports Gene, Born to Run, and Grit.From running a twohour marathon...

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Recommended by 4 sources and appears in Sports Psychology, Stoicism, and Running.

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Adam Grant

Adam Grant

Organizational psychologist; Wharton professor

He breaks down the myths and facts of endurance athletes. Focuses on the science and lesserknown facts. | My list of the 20 most exciting books that debut in 2018 spanning timing to culture, grit to health, and hate to truth.
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