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F All 1 9 8 0 # 8 1 N Or Fall 1980 # 81 N or-Cal R unning R eview r NEW BOOKS FROM TAFNEWS PRESS •LONG DISTANCES: •HOW ROAD RACERS TRAIN, ed Contemporary Theory, by Greg Brock. A revealing collection Technique & Training, ed. of the workout programs of A m e r ­ by Jess Jarver. A co m p r e ­ ica’s greatest road racers— Rodgers, hensive volume containing Virgin, Lindsay, Shorter, Sandoval, articles fr om the w o r l d ’s Cooksey, Barron. 4 0 profiles in all. l o n g distance c o a c h i n g 1980. (TR-238) $5.00 authorities. (TR-239) $7.50 • H O W W O M E N R U N N E R S AND IF YOU H A V E N ’T TRAIN, ed. by Vern Gambetta. BOUGHT OUR BEST SELLER Training profiles of Joan Benoit, YET, N O W IS TH E TIME: Leann Warren, Evelyn Ashford, Ellison Goodall, Grete Waitz, ••A SCIENTIFIC APPROACH plus 3 3 others. L o t s of g o o d TO DISTANCE RUNNING, by suggestions and training David L. Costill. 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