A review by evamadera1
Endure: Mind, Body, and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance by Alex Hutchinson

3.0

I thought I would enjoy this book a lot more than I actually did. While I did not dislike the book, Hutchinson failed to create a path of progression for his narrative. His stories of feats of endurance woven through every chapter of the book were a delight. The pure science, however, dragged the narrative down with contrast strong enough to give the reader whiplash.

I found some of the book enlightening; some of the revelations rang true with my own personal experience. Halfway through the book though, I found myself pushing through simply to get to the end. I had no other motivation aside from finishing.

I do not recommend this book yet I also do not recommend against this book.