Time is Gold - Knox, Martin P

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Résumé :
Time is Gold by Martin Knox Paperback and ebook Pages x 410 pages Blurb It's 2026 in a beachside town in Australia and Maxi Fleet is running towards her dream of one day competing in the Olympic marathon. With an eclectic team of coaches, Maxi explores how to push her physical, mental and emotional boundaries. Jack Cram, a PhD student of physics has an innovative theory about stretching time. Will he be able to coordinate her coaching for success in elite competition? This is the story of two ambitious personalities in a growing love relationship, who explore marathon running, dissecting its pain and rewards. Inspired by psychology, neuroscience and imaginative physics. They discover endurance by extreme-flow, 'in the zone' of optimal achievement when time limited by performance stress is mitigated, enabling earlier accomplishment. Maxi and Jack give their venture everything they have. If Maxi achieves her goal, Jack's theory will be established and widely adopted by athletes, performers and entrepreneurs. If she doesn't, who has more to lose: Jack or Maxi? ?PRE-PUBLICATION REVIEW TIME IS GOLD (2020) Review by Brad Ahern, October 7th, 2020 - Science and Sports Educator. Martin Knox is a chemical engineer turned science teacher who regards the entire universe as a laboratory for ethical experiments. He innovates novel solutions to deep problems. Across the past three decades, he has been one of the most gifted, creative and prolific writers of science works, beginning with resources for teachers and latterly writing speculative fiction about politics, industry and athletics....

Biographie:
Martin Knox graduated as a chemical engineer from Birmingham University in the UK and worked in the petroleum industry in Canada. He researched alternative systems of government at Imperial College, London. He emigrated to Australia and was employed in mining development. He became a high school science teacher, coached sport and wrote textbooks published by the Queensland Department of Education. He has been writing fiction novels full-time since 2013: speculative, love, crime and satire. He is involved in public policy-making, proposing an underground railway for Brisbane and reasoning about climate and Covid-19. He meets with writing and reading groups and studies philosophy. He writes letters, plays the guitar, sings badly and does outdoor gym. He is divorced with children and grandchildren.