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Run or Die

The Inspirational Memoir of the World's Greatest Ultra-Runner

Kilian Jornet Burgada

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English
Viking
24 September 2014
'This man can run 100 miles. Up and down mountains. Without stopping. After skipping breakfast. Meet Kilian Jornet, the world's greatest ultra-runner' The Times

Kilian Jornet has conquered some of the toughest physical tests on the planet. He has run up and down Mt. Kilimanjaro faster than any other human being, and struck down world records in every challenge that has been proposed - all before the age of 25. Dominating ultra marathons and races at altitude, he has redefined what is possible in running, astonishing competitors with his near-superhuman fitness and ability.

Inviting readers into a fascinating world rich with the beauty of rugged trails and mountain vistas, this inspiring, insightful and deeply personal book presents one simple choice- Run. Or die.
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Imprint:   Viking
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 15mm
Weight:   261g
ISBN:   9780241004852
ISBN 10:   0241004853
Pages:   208
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Kilian Jornet is a world champion ultra-runner, climber and ski mountaineer (a combination of skiing and mountaineering). He was raised in the mountains of Eastern Spain and at 18 months old would hike four to five hours at a time. In 2013 Jornet broke the world speed record to ascend and descend the 14,692-foot Matterhorn mountain. Jornet's time was 2 hours and 52 minutes. The push typically takes climbers around 12 hours.

Reviews for Run or Die: The Inspirational Memoir of the World's Greatest Ultra-Runner

Fascinating insight into the gruelling world of the ultimate ultra-runner ... It's impossible not to be inspired by Jornet's feats ... at his sheer dedication and talent to remain at the pinnacle of what must arguably be sport's most challenging discipline Daily Mail


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