Episode · The Rich Roll Podcast · 2020-05-25
Books mentioned on Remembering David Clark
On May 21, 2020, the world lost a treasure. A beloved, 2-time RRP alumni, David Clark was one of the most courageous, resilient and authentic human beings I've ever met.
Mishka Shu Bali recommended Eat Up Slim Down by Jane Kirby and others, and discussed Out There by David Clark (Runner) and others and Broken Open: Mountains, Demons, Treadmills and a Search for Nirvana by David Clark. David Clark discussed Ultramarathon Man by Dean Karnazes.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Out There
Out There by David Clark is an inspiring autobiographical account detailing an extraordinary personal transformation from severe struggles with addiction to endurance athletics.
Discussed“he wrote this amazing autobiography out there”
Where to get it
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Broken Open: Mountains, Demons, Treadmills and a Search for Nirvana
Broken Open: Mountains, Demons, Treadmills and a Search for Nirvana by David Clark is a compelling memoir that explores the complex psychological landscape and often unhealthy relationship people develop with endurance and ultra-endurance sports.
Discussed“then he wrote broken open which is more about the nature like sort of this dark secret in endurance and ultra endurance sports where our relationship to this sport becomes unhealthy”
Where to get it
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Eat Up Slim Down
Eat Up Slim Down is a practical nutrition and cookbook created by Jane Kirby and David Joachim to help readers adopt healthy eating habits and sustainable weight management strategies.
Recommended“and he just released this brand new book like last week May 10th called eat up especially if you want to support him and honor his legacy”
Where to get it
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Ultramarathon Man
Ultramarathon Man by Dean Karnazes is an inspiring memoir chronicling the author's remarkable journey into the world of extreme distance running and personal transformation.
Discussed“so I like Google Dean Card Asus and and I read ultramarathon man”
Where to get it
