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Runners Don’t Run is not a motivational book. It’s a confrontation. A manifesto that exposes how modern running stopped being about movement and became about obedience, consumption, and control. You were told to trust the plan, follow the data, buy the gear, and silence your body when it complained. And you did. This book asks what no one in the industry wants you to ask: who is this really for, and what is it costing you? Through real stories and sharp, evidence-based analysis, it challenges the myths that keep runners dependent, injured, and permanently unsatisfied. This is not about running more. It’s about thinking again. Questioning the system. Reclaiming your body, your judgment, and your freedom. If that makes you uncomfortable, good. That’s where real running starts again.