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Revision as of 16:26, 18 December 2013
Erich Gnaiger (CEO OROBOROS INSTRUMENTS) and Verena Laner (Project Manager MitoCom Tyrol) recently met Christopher McDougall at the
“Man in the Extremes” event in Trondheim. Christopher McDougall is the author of the famous book “Born to run” and gave a fascinating talk about the
Tarahumaras – a hidden tribe in Mexico who, being best distance runners in the world, are considered the Ultra-Runners.
The “Man in the Extremes” event was organized by CERG (Cardiovascular Exercise Research Group of the NTNU University Trondheim, Norway).
Besides Christopher McDougall, Paul Rose (President of the Royal Geographic Society) and Børge Ousland (a polar explorer) also gave stunning
insights about their experiences in extreme environments.
Links for information on the speakers:
Organizers
[[Cardiovascular_Exercise_Research_Group CERG - an MitoGlobal Organization]
NO_Trondheim_Rognmo_O - MiPNet Reference Laboratory in Trondheim
Book recommendation:
Christopher McDougall‚ Born to run – Ein vergessenes Volk und das Geheimnis der besten und glücklichsten Läufer der Welt.‘ (Karl Blessing Verlag, ISBN 978-3896673664)
Christopher McDougall, Born to Run: The Hidden Tribe, the Ultra-Runners, and the Greatest Race the World has Ever Seen‘ (Profile Books, ISBN 978-1861978776)
