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Can't Swim, Can't Ride, Can't Run
- From Common Man to Ironman
- Narrated by: Gregory St. John
- Length: 7 hrs and 46 mins
- Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Extreme Sports
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- Leigh
- 27-07-13
Listen to the Sample before you buy PLEASE !!!!!
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?
If Andy Holgate read it himself, or to be honest any other Brit.
Gregory St. John’s performance is absolutely appalling. In my opinion the Author should sue.
What did you like best about this story?
The Story it's self is a light hearted look at what the author went through to fulfill his goals, so as stories go its alright.
Would you be willing to try another one of Gregory St. John’s performances?
to be honest.........NO
You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
good honest down to earth story, I would consider the sequel as long as the narrator is changed
Any additional comments?
Americans attempting British accents tend to do it badly BEWARE
6 people found this helpful
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- Peter
- 19-06-13
READ the book! the narration will offend your ears
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
The time was painfully spent, much as I wanted to know the story I couldn't cope with the truly awful narration. If Gregory St. John had stuck to his own accent the experience would have been immeasurably improved. Not since Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins has the English language been so cruelly mistreated. If it were possible to give minus 'stars' for the narration I would have done so.
How could the performance have been better?
Silence!
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- Matthew
- 08-08-13
Awful Narration
If this book wasn’t for you, who do you think might enjoy it more?
Someone that can zone out of the narration and listen to the story.
Someone who doesn't know the correct way to pronounce half the geography of England
What other book might you compare Can't Swim, Can't Ride, Can't Run to, and why?
Iron War, Life without Limits.
What didn’t you like about Gregory St. John’s performance?
Nothing its appalling and in need of an English lesson.
You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
The story its self was good and enjoyable
Any additional comments?
We need more English narrators
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- MR
- 29-07-13
STOP... listen before you buy
What would have made Can't Swim, Can't Ride, Can't Run better?
A better narrator. I wish I had read reviews, it is unlistenable.
What could Andy Holgate have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?
Chosen a better narrator.
Would you be willing to try another one of Gregory St. John’s performances?
NO
What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?
Annoyance.
Any additional comments?
This looked like it was going to be a really good book, but I couldn't get through 30 seconds with this narrator despite multiple tries.
I would like a refund for this, you literally can't listen to it.
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- Harry The Spider
- 11-09-16
A great story poorly told
Where does Can't Swim, Can't Ride, Can't Run rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Honestly? Last.
What other book might you compare Can't Swim, Can't Ride, Can't Run to, and why?
From Fat Man to Green Man, because of the story. An out of shape ordinary man achieves a phenomenal feat.
Who might you have cast as narrator instead of Gregory St. John?
The narrator for Fat Man to Green Man. Gregory St. John is unlistenable
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No. I couldn't listen to it for more than 5 minutes.
Any additional comments?
Everyone was right. Listen to a sample before you buy! The story's great, I've read it. This narration may be ok for others, for me it was stilted, and just, well, awful.
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- Potence
- 03-01-21
Great story but...
Great story but the narration. Got place names miss pronounced, miss pronounced words, missed the flow of the writing, didn’t pre-read to get work out the rhythm and pace of the book. Sentences seemingly finish in odd places but then the rest of the words are oddly added in.
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- Kindle Customer
- 01-10-20
Why have an American fake a poor English accent?
Who thought an American pretending to be English was a good idea to narrate this story? I gave up with the audio book as the fake accent and mispronounced words drove me bananas. The author deserved better than this, very poor. I bought the kindle version instead. I give the story 5 stars and would give the narration no stars if I could.
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- Mr AP Doherty
- 26-09-19
Dire narration, not a bad book.
Interesting book and story but sadly the narration is like a cross between judge Rinder and Alan Carr, flitting between the two mid work. Sadly the awful mispronunciation of even simple words is distracting.
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- Larsist
- 30-07-19
Narrator is so bad it is funny
Good story, a lot cliches but honest. Difficult to get through with the constant pronunciation errors
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- Anonymous User
- 26-07-19
Unlistenable
Completely unlistenable due to narrator's affected 'British' accent. Not actually that interesting a story either. Fat lad trains for ironman...
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- Vladimir
- 04-05-14
From a triathlete
Any additional comments?
I am an amateur and avid triathlete myself so I thought this book might be tailor made for myself. However, the author of the book was not a down-to-earth man. The book is full of unnecessary exaggerating and boring descriptions, and excuses when the author - an avid triathlete - failed.
The book contained only very few advices for an amateur triathlete.
Narration was no good either.
If you are a beginning or just amateur triathlete I'd suggest to listen or read Iron War or I'm here to Win by Chris McCormack.
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- Thomas
- 26-01-21
Complete Nightmare
Gregory St. John, the narrator, should learn how to correctly pronounce the name of the sport he writes about before he says it incorrectly hundreds of times over a course of almost 8 hours. The sport is “Tri-ath-lon”, not “tri-ath-a-lon”.
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- Morgan Nixon
- 03-07-18
This book gave me anxiety
I see where it is trying to go, but the over exaggeration of the stories and the narration itself really gave me anxiety. It was too much. I stopped at a certain point because the narration was making my heart beat fast. It always seemed like something was terribly wrong, like the situation was more than anyone can handle...even when you’re reading it.
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- Kindle Customer
- 07-12-17
truly an incredible journey
this was a fabulous inspiration. just what I needed to get back OFF the couch.
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- C. S. Morse
- 02-09-17
Great tale of reaching for goals.
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I am a fan of triathlon, and Ironman (long course) triathlon in particular, and I love reading how others find themselves pursuing the sport. This author and competitor regales us with tales of the sport, how he came to participate, and how and why he continues. He does so with engaging humor and humility. I know he has one other book about his continuation in the sport; hoping that one comes out in audio (it's not available on Audible at this point - Sept 2017) but I'll read it in print if I have to! Great stories!
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- JoakimHD
- 24-06-17
Inspirational
This audiobook is truly inspirational for anyone getting started with triathlon. Very honest and motivating.
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- Foxfire
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Fun book, very inspiring!!
Andy was a very unlikely Iron Man. England an inhospitable place to train! His tales are harrowing!!
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- Doc Message
- 03-01-17
great, fun, motivational !
this is a really great book. I ran my first full Marathon this year and the world's toughest Mudder. I listen to this book to give me continued motivation and encouragement. it certainly did that!
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- John
- 22-02-14
Brilliant story
If you could sum up Can't Swim, Can't Ride, Can't Run in three words, what would they be?
This book is filled with "Yes, I Can" spirit. This is great motivation for anyone who thinks that its to late to be an athlete.