Running Up That Hill, Coasting, Get Fit Fast At Home, Tough Women 4 Books Set

Running Up That Hill: The highs and lows of going that bit further
Running Up That Hill is a celebration of endurance running. Of running ridiculous distances - through cities, over mountains and across countries. Distances most people couldn't even imagine. But sports presenter Vassos Alexander is hooked!Why else would he run an ultra in Paris, backwards, having missed the start? Why head to Wales for the world's hardest mountain race with a badly sprained ankle? And why follow in some unforgiving, ancient footsteps and attempt the oldest and toughest footrace on earth, the 153-mile Spartathlon?

Coasting: Running Around the Coast of Britain – Life, Love and (Very) Loose Plans
Elise was spending a lot of time crying on buses. She had just graduated from university; she had a shiny new flat, her first proper job and a budding relationship – and they were all making her utterly miserable. Sitting at work one day, she hit upon the obvious solution:Run 5,000 miles around the coast of Britain, carrying her kit on her back.Six months later Elise set off, with absolutely no ultra-running experience, unable to read a map and having never pitched a tent alone before.

Get Fit Fast At Home: Your ultimate guide to using HIIT to get leaner, stronger and fitter at home!
The book starts with an introduction to the concept of high-intensity interval training. We look at the theory behind the methodology, we answer some common questions, and we give you some extra tips on how to harness the power of HIIT. Once you understand how and why HIIT works you can take on our 28-day HIIT plan.

Tough Women Adventure Stories: Stories of Grit, Courage and Determination
What does "toughness" mean to you? Perhaps it’s being physically fit and mentally resilient. Perhaps it’s doing something no one else has done before. Perhaps it’s breaking down boundaries and proving what you can do, in spite of the naysayers. Perhaps it’s travelling alone, immersing yourself in new cultures and meeting new people. Perhaps it’s running ultramarathons in the blistering heat and beating the competition.