Can't Swim, Can't Ride, Can't Run: From Common Man to Ironman
“A great book! Andrew Holgate claims he ‘Can’t Swim, Can’t Ride, Can’t Run,’ but he can certainly write. His book is filled with terrific lessons on living life to its fullest.”—Dean Karnazes, ultramarathon runner and author of The New York Times bestselling book,Ultramarathon Man“Trying to be as fit and as fast as you can all the time it is very easy to get wrapped up in your own little world so it was nice to be given a wider sense of the sport and be reminded the real reason and power of sport; to inspire enjoyment in activity. Thanks for a great read.”—Alistair Brownlee, ITU World Triathlon Champion“[Holgate’s] book dispels many of the reservations that can initially prevent people from taking up any form of physical activity and shows us how sport can not only be a positive step towards physical well being but also can be rewarding for the mind and soul.”—Catriona Morrison, winner of World Duathlon Long Distance Championships in 2007 and 2008“Andy Holgate is the Bill Bryson of the Triathlon World. Quite simply, I LOVED this book.”—TriCrowd.com“This is not just a story for triathletes, it’s a great book for anyone struggling with life and looking for some sunlight.”—MissTriathlon.com“This book shows the reality that triathlon is accessible to anyone. This story would make a great television show as well as being a great book.”—The Simon Gowen Triathlon Show