Brosnan was a guest on the podcast on Tuesday. He told us he that he personally recorded the audio version of the book. This week only, if you join our Supporters Club, we'll send you a copy of the book and a free t-shirt as Rojo's college roommate Chris Lear is a co-author.
I’m not saying Sean Brosnan started this thread, nor do I publicly claim to believe Sean Brosnan started this thread, but if hypothetically he did start this thread (or posted anonymously in this thread), that would make me want to buy the book even less.
You’ll never get a gold medal in life by hating online, because negativity doesn’t build anything good. True success comes from the opposite of being negative and not wasting energy on jealousy or trolling. The more time you spend spreading hate, the less time you spend reaching your own goals. I ordered the book because the coach and the Neberry Park team were legendary. The book is already an Amazon best seller, do yourself a solid and buy the book and learn something. Otherwise grow up and move on with your life
I’ve got a 22 hour drive to do this coming Friday, and am going to purchase Brosnan’s new book on audio (releases tomorrow). Obviously a very controversial and polarizing figure here amongst the shining stars that are Letsrun, but undeniably nurtured along some outstanding athletes from two different families. Newbury was a juggernaut here in CA for a few years, and I’m looking forward to perhaps getting a little inside baseball.
Anyone else curious as well?
long drives are usually the perfect time to listen to an audiobook or two. But this time, I think I’m going to skip the audio and just buy the actual book. Would be cool to have Lear and Brosnan sign the book.
What possible failure of planning led to this being necessary?
Unfortunately, my nephew was recently killed in a climbing accident here in CA; and his funeral is Saturday in Missouri. My wife and I are driving his car back from CA for my brother.
I’ve got a 22 hour drive to do this coming Friday, and am going to purchase Brosnan’s new book on audio (releases tomorrow). Obviously a very controversial and polarizing figure here amongst the shining stars that are Letsrun, but undeniably nurtured along some outstanding athletes from two different families. Newbury was a juggernaut here in CA for a few years, and I’m looking forward to perhaps getting a little inside baseball.
Anyone else curious as well?
long drives are usually the perfect time to listen to an audiobook or two. But this time, I think I’m going to skip the audio and just buy the actual book. Would be cool to have Lear and Brosnan sign the book.
I like to read the book , then listen to the book. You absorb more that way
You’ll never get a gold medal in life by hating online, because negativity doesn’t build anything good. True success comes from the opposite of being negative and not wasting energy on jealousy or trolling. The more time you spend spreading hate, the less time you spend reaching your own goals. I ordered the book because the coach and the Neberry Park team were legendary. The book is already an Amazon best seller, do yourself a solid and buy the book and learn something. Otherwise grow up and move on with your life
Bro I promise you, reading Sean’s book will not get you a gold medal, or “true success” or whatever you’re yapping ab. You sound way more offended ab this discussion than I am about Sean’s “hypothetical” activity on the boards. Honestly hope you can find some peace outside of worshipping some guy you don’t even know
long drives are usually the perfect time to listen to an audiobook or two. But this time, I think I’m going to skip the audio and just buy the actual book. Would be cool to have Lear and Brosnan sign the book.
I like to read the book , then listen to the book. You absorb more that way
I’m old school and like turning pages, but I get why it’s easy to listen on commute or driving.
I Just added a book to my legendary running book collection:
Once a Runner by John L. Parker Jr. – A cult-classic novel that captures the heart and soul of competitive running.
Again to Carthage by John L. Parker Jr. – The sequel to Once a Runner, diving deeper into the struggles of chasing greatness.
Bowerman and the Men of Oregon by Kenny Moore – Biography of legendary coach Bill Bowerman and his impact on U.S. running.
Pre: The Story of America’s Greatest Running Legend by Tom Jordan – The definitive biography of Steve Prefontaine.
Running with the Buffaloes by Chris Lear – An inside look at a season with the University of Colorado cross country team.
The Perfect Mile by Neal Bascomb – The story of the race to break the 4-minute mile barrier. Endure by Alex Hutchinson – Explores the science of human performance and limits in running.
Let Your Mind Run by Deena Kastor – Olympic medalist Deena Kastor’s memoir about positivity and performance.
Lore of Running by Timothy Noakes – A deep dive into running science, training, and physiology.
Beyond Fast by Sean Brosnan with Chris Lear and Andrew Grief - How a Renegade Coach and His Unlikely High School Team Revolutionized Distance Running
I Just added a book to my legendary running book collection:
Once a Runner by John L. Parker Jr. – A cult-classic novel that captures the heart and soul of competitive running.
Again to Carthage by John L. Parker Jr. – The sequel to Once a Runner, diving deeper into the struggles of chasing greatness.
Bowerman and the Men of Oregon by Kenny Moore – Biography of legendary coach Bill Bowerman and his impact on U.S. running.
Pre: The Story of America’s Greatest Running Legend by Tom Jordan – The definitive biography of Steve Prefontaine.
Running with the Buffaloes by Chris Lear – An inside look at a season with the University of Colorado cross country team.
The Perfect Mile by Neal Bascomb – The story of the race to break the 4-minute mile barrier. Endure by Alex Hutchinson – Explores the science of human performance and limits in running.
Let Your Mind Run by Deena Kastor – Olympic medalist Deena Kastor’s memoir about positivity and performance.
Lore of Running by Timothy Noakes – A deep dive into running science, training, and physiology.
Beyond Fast by Sean Brosnan with Chris Lear and Andrew Grief - How a Renegade Coach and His Unlikely High School Team Revolutionized Distance Running
Amazing Racers: The Story of America's Greatest Running Team and its Revolutionary Coach by Mark Bloom (this is about Fayetteville Manlius NY)
Building Championship Cross Country Programs by Doug Soles
I Just added a book to my legendary running book collection:
Once a Runner by John L. Parker Jr. – A cult-classic novel that captures the heart and soul of competitive running.
Again to Carthage by John L. Parker Jr. – The sequel to Once a Runner, diving deeper into the struggles of chasing greatness.
Bowerman and the Men of Oregon by Kenny Moore – Biography of legendary coach Bill Bowerman and his impact on U.S. running.
Pre: The Story of America’s Greatest Running Legend by Tom Jordan – The definitive biography of Steve Prefontaine.
Running with the Buffaloes by Chris Lear – An inside look at a season with the University of Colorado cross country team.
The Perfect Mile by Neal Bascomb – The story of the race to break the 4-minute mile barrier. Endure by Alex Hutchinson – Explores the science of human performance and limits in running.
Let Your Mind Run by Deena Kastor – Olympic medalist Deena Kastor’s memoir about positivity and performance.
Lore of Running by Timothy Noakes – A deep dive into running science, training, and physiology.
Beyond Fast by Sean Brosnan with Chris Lear and Andrew Grief - How a Renegade Coach and His Unlikely High School Team Revolutionized Distance Running
Just finished reading 8 chapters in (I got mine yesterday for some reason), and honestly, it’s way better than I expected. Leave it to Brosnan to figure out how to get a solid book written and published. Definitely impressed so far.
I’ve got a 22 hour drive to do this coming Friday, and am going to purchase Brosnan’s new book on audio (releases tomorrow). Obviously a very controversial and polarizing figure here amongst the shining stars that are Letsrun, but undeniably nurtured along some outstanding athletes from two different families. Newbury was a juggernaut here in CA for a few years, and I’m looking forward to perhaps getting a little inside baseball.
Anyone else curious as well?
I’m curious and definitely looking forward to its arrival on the 4th
I’ve got a 22 hour drive to do this coming Friday, and am going to purchase Brosnan’s new book on audio (releases tomorrow). Obviously a very controversial and polarizing figure here amongst the shining stars that are Letsrun, but undeniably nurtured along some outstanding athletes from two different families. Newbury was a juggernaut here in CA for a few years, and I’m looking forward to perhaps getting a little inside baseball.
Anyone else curious as well?
I’m curious and definitely looking forward to its arrival on the 4th
was at Barnes & Noble a few days ago and saw Beyond Fast already on the shelf, maybe by mistake since today’s the official release date. I’m planning to dive into it this weekend and see what it’s all about.