Every Second Counts, Lance ArmstrongThe Barnes & Noble ReviewGiven the choice between winning the Tour de France and surviving cancer, cycling legend Lance Armstrong has always maintained that he'd choose the latter. Indeed, a trophy may reward the victor's professional career, but defeating seemingly insurmountable odds changes every aspect of life.. Every Second Counts, the follow up to the hugely successful bestseller It's Not About the Bike, opens a window into the mind and life of

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