Heart over heels
One Woman's Tireless Quest To Bring Charity Marathons To Hungary
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Andrea Snow's Heart Over Heels is part personal story, part training manual for running a first marathon and part bold proposal for an innovative model of charitable activism.
"Marathon is the crown jewel of distance running. Entering the race is one thing, finishing is something else... and finishing the race with supporting a charity is one of the greatest tasks you'll ever accomplish as a human being.
Double the fun, be the first to show great care, sign up for great expectations.
Run for charity; finish your race by supporting a good cause.
This book is essential for:
-Runners who just thinking to enter a marathon.
-Runners with experience.
-Intermediate runners.
-Athletes.
And a must-have text for people wanting to go the extra mile, or people with charitable mind set."
Andrea has penned a compelling -sometimes funny, sometimes poignant- story that is essential reading for anyone who has ever wanted to combine the pyhsical challange of a marathon with the emotional triumph that comes with improving the lives of the most vulnerable among us.
"Marathon is the crown jewel of distance running. Entering the race is one thing, finishing is something else... and finishing the race with supporting a charity is one of the greatest tasks you'll ever accomplish as a human being.
Double the fun, be the first to show great care, sign up for great expectations.
Run for charity; finish your race by supporting a good cause.
This book is essential for:
-Runners who just thinking to enter a marathon.
-Runners with experience.
-Intermediate runners.
-Athletes.
And a must-have text for people wanting to go the extra mile, or people with charitable mind set."
Andrea has penned a compelling -sometimes funny, sometimes poignant- story that is essential reading for anyone who has ever wanted to combine the pyhsical challange of a marathon with the emotional triumph that comes with improving the lives of the most vulnerable among us.
