Racing against Time

From running a first 10K at 48, to becoming an Ironman in his late 50s and completing a 72-mile ultramarathon at 61, an endurance athlete shows what is possible as we age in an inspirational, award-winning book:"An engaging and reflective life journey that captures the grit, grace, and quiet triumphs of endurance sports."  "The memoir's honest reflections on physical challenges and mental resilience resonate alongside classics like Haruki Murakami's What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, blending the physical demands of sport with introspective growth."-Kirkus Reviews"Weiss' work is a raw and honest commentary on the human condition and the need to squeeze everything out of life while pushing past perceived limits to live life as it's meant to be lived—an adventure."-US Review of Books"A motivational sports memoir, Racing Against Time chronicles grueling endurance running accomplishments achieved in midlife."-Clarion/Foreword ReviewsWinner, Gold Book Award - Literary TitanWinner, Pinnacle Book Achievement AwardWinner, Independent Press Award Read more