Bøker av Paul Bradford

Running a Sub-3 marathon is a key landmark for any club runner, and a huge stretch for most of us mere mortals. To put Sub-3 into perspective, the mean time for all runners at the recent London Marathon was 4:30.45. Running 2:59.59 or quicker would put you in the top 5% of the field! I never considered myself an endurance athlete, and the thought of running 26.2 miles would have historically filled me with dread. Even worse, I would have been apathetic, because running long distances is for "other people". Sound familiar? Yet I am now a Boston Marathon Qualifier, having consistently ran Sub-3 several times across the World Marathon Majors races, as well as qualifying for the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii. Along the journey, I've learned so much and I'm here to share with you my success formula, and help you avoid the mistakes that I made. In this book you will learnMy proven step-by step 'Sub-3PB Training system' to take the guesswork out of your Sub 3 planThe essential nutritional principles that will fuel your performance and help you reach your optimal racing weightThe mindset approach to ensure 100% confidence on the start-line as you get ready to realize your athletic potentialThis is the book I wish I has when I started by endurance journey 15 years ago. Now, fellow runner, the ball is in your court. Let's do this!

Much more than just a visual treat, Paul's book of photographs offers viewers the chance to stop and appreciate the timeless beauty of natural and man made wonders. While enjoying the wonderfully composed images and reading the postcard quotes he has added to some of the photos, I realized Paul is able to deliver an experience for the viewer that other books rarely achieve. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has enjoyed a solitary moment.- Bill Murphy: Lead Science Investigator / Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files

I would like to share with you a sampling of my travels around the world from 2011 with the release of my second book: Here, there and back again...During my education I studied photography at an advanced level. However,I have found that as technology has advanced, cameras have gotten so much better, so much so that its now a simple case of point and shoot which means anyone can be a photographer. Although I believe that there's still a skill to photography, the way the photographer see things, the framing of the image the exposure and so on I remember the days when I would expose my own film and print my photos in a dark room. How time has changed!I consider myself lucky, as it is luck that has led me to some of the most amazing experiences of my life. Thank you so much for your continued support. I hope you enjoy my second publication as much as my first.