Born to Run
Yet McDougall describes a growing underground of hard-core runners who will sneak in a marathon after breakfast. Some of the incredible personalities appearing in this book have survived such epic tests of endurance, a whole new term has been coined to describe the kind of physical challenge they take on. “Ultra-running,” as its adherents refer to it, can mean anywhere from 30 to 200 miles of running at a stretch. A new human extreme in the modern world of extreme sports – extreme endurance. This is incredible enough, but it turns out a ittle-known Mexican tribe, the Taruhumara, have been doing this for centuries.
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