by Bruce Bochy
Starts as a series of short, amiable walking notes by Bruce Bochy that pair San Francisco snapshots with off-field baseball perspective. what works best is portable, calming reading: brief chapters that work as companion pieces to an actual walk or as quick, reflective breaks. Useful content is mood and place rather than instruction; the limitation is a light, anecdotal tone that rarely deepens into sustained analysis. Readers wanting route details or a rigorous memoir will find it slight.
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Walking can do everybody good ? and Bruce Bochy knows that as well as anyone. As a Major League manager, he has one of the more stressful jobs imaginable. So what does he do to relax He goes for long walks. Whenever possible, he takes long walks as a way to clear his head, calm his soul and give his body a workout. In this charming little volume, ...
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