Bookshelf3 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronJune 24, 2019 Run Oregon Bookshelf: Running is my Therapy When a book on the shelf matches one of your sayings, well obviously it needs to be bought, read, and written about. And this quick,… Discover More
Bookshelf2 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronMay 19, 2019 Run Oregon Bookshelf: Running Home https://www.watchungbooksellers.com/sites/watchungbooksellers.com/files/runninghomekatiearnold.jpg Although I cannot say that I wasn’t warned… Discover More
Bookshelf2 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronMay 11, 2019 Run Oregon Bookshelf: Becoming Boston Strong I’m a self-proclaimed nerd and runner, so when a book about running the Boston Marathon comes out, it practically clicks itself into my cart… Discover More
Bookshelf4 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronJanuary 6, 2019 Run Oregon Bookshelf: I Can Do Hard Things: How Small Steps Equal Big Impact Since I started running nine years ago, I have read about 40 books on running. My favorite style is what I call “autobiographies by nobodies.”… Discover More
Bookshelf2 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronDecember 3, 2018 Run Oregon Bookshelf: Racing Heart As a lifetime reader, and a runner for nearly is long, it’s funny to think that I rarely read books about running or runners. Whether… Discover More
Bookshelf2 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronOctober 24, 2018 Run Oregon Stocking Stuffer: Hood to Coast Memories Book As a runner in the Pacific Northwest, you have probably heard of, if not participated in, the Hood To Coast Relay, running around 200 miles… Discover More
Bookshelf2 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronAugust 13, 2018 Run Oregon Bookshelf: The 30-Minute Runner – Smart Training for Busy Beginners Ever since I started running many years ago, I have best intentions to stick to training plans and to keep up a base fitness so that I… Discover More
Bookshelf3 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronJune 16, 2017 Run Oregon Bookshelf: The Hungry Brain by Stephan J. Guyenet When I started running 6 1/2 years ago, the impetus was first to lose some weight and second to get into shape. A combination of slow running… Discover More
Bookshelf1 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronApril 6, 2017 Run Oregon Bookshelf: Simple Rhythms, Poetry for Runners Ray Charbonneau, a runner and writer, has come out with a book of poetry just for runners. Simple Rhythms, Poetry for Runners is a collection… Discover More
Bookshelf Ultra3 Min Read Run Oregon Guest BloggeronDecember 14, 2016 Run Oregon bookshelf: Grand Trail: A Magnificent Journey to the Heart of Ultrarunning and Racing Portland-area runner Marya Van Metre read Grand Trail: A Magnificent Journey to the Heart of Ultrarunning and Racing by Alexis and Frédéric… Discover More