Books like Barefoot Runner by Paul Rambali

Ultramarathon Man chronicles the astonishing 262‑mile run of Dean Karnazes, detailing his extreme endurance, self‑training, and the foods he consumes while pushing the limits of human performance.

Adharanand Finn's quest to become one of the world's greatest runners takes him to Kenya's elite training camps.

"Barefoot running has garnered lots of attention due to the mega-bestseller Born to Run while products like the Vibram(r) FiveFinger Shoes have tripled in sales and top athletic companies like Nike(r) and Adidas(r) are declaring barefoot running the next big thing. However, barefoot running involves more than simply taking off your shoes and hitting the track and Barefoot Running Step by Step teaches runners how to train their feet and body to run barefoot properly and in a way that will dramatically reduce injuries. Barefoot Running Step by Step separates the facts from the hype covering the latest research and running techniques behind this key trend. Written by noted barefoot runner and instructor Ken Bob Saxton and running journalist Roy Wallack this guide outlines proper techniques for running barefoot properly and incorporating the practice into their running regimen for a better stride, longer endurance, and fewer injuries. Barefoot Running Step by Step is the most comprehensive book on the hottest athletic trend"--

Dean Karnazes returns with "Run!", a gripping account of ultramarathons from the Australian Outback to Death Valley and across four harsh deserts, showcasing the limits of human endurance.