http://knackeredhack.com/2008/03/14/something-to-read-when-the-sport-is-on/ the curious study of broken things Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:29:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://knackeredhack.com/2008/03/14/something-to-read-when-the-sport-is-on/#comment-11395 Cycling, Psychology, Optimism, Steve Peters and Tom Glocer » knackeredhack Wed, 02 Apr 2008 13:27:20 +0000 http://knackeredhack.com/2008/03/14/something-to-read-when-the-sport-is-on/#comment-11395 [...] can’t really argue with that. Except that, as Ed Smith painted in his book, the truth is a lot less certain and requires a more subjunctive qualification: think positively [...] […] can’t really argue with that. Except that, as Ed Smith painted in his book, the truth is a lot less certain and requires a more subjunctive qualification: think positively […]

]]> http://knackeredhack.com/2008/03/14/something-to-read-when-the-sport-is-on/#comment-11069 Alltop, Guy Kawasaki, Journalism 2.0 » knackeredhack Mon, 24 Mar 2008 00:53:45 +0000 http://knackeredhack.com/2008/03/14/something-to-read-when-the-sport-is-on/#comment-11069 [...] In 2005, I came 9,405th in the London Marathon in just under four hours (3:55:36, to be precise). Last year I had a plan that I would do better, and would cover it as a freelance journalist too. The organisers obliged, and I realised I’d better start a blog. The Knackered Hack was born to track my exploration of endurance fitness, and some of the issues sports can reveal to us as amateurs: something like the professional lessons of Ed Smith’s book, which I reviewed only the other day. [...] […] In 2005, I came 9,405th in the London Marathon in just under four hours (3:55:36, to be precise). Last year I had a plan that I would do better, and would cover it as a freelance journalist too. The organisers obliged, and I realised I’d better start a blog. The Knackered Hack was born to track my exploration of endurance fitness, and some of the issues sports can reveal to us as amateurs: something like the professional lessons of Ed Smith’s book, which I reviewed only the other day. […]

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