Cameron Hanes writes a must read for anyone looking to better themselves. I read this book less than a month cover to cover great insight into his mindset and a good way to look at life. If you’re on the fence about it by the book read it it will definitely help.

I bought this book because I'm a David Goggins fan. Cameron seems to be a lot more mellow than DG. This book took me about 60 pages to get into it, I really wanted to give up on it but for my personal opinion the book got really good after 60 pages. Some things are kinda repetitively mentioned in the book. But the book does get good and very interesting later on. I have this a solid 4.

Just plain out AWESOME!!! I really enjoyed the book, and it was wrapped up perfectly. It's a must read. Keep Hammerin'!!!

Before reading this book I was not running nor have I ever bow hunted. For 3 years leading into this year I've been talking about getting into bow hunting but haven't yet. I also haven't laced up a pair of running shoes in 12+ years and back when I stopped I told myself I would never run distances again. I don't think this book should be thought of as an inspiration to bow hunt, run, or lift. I think it more accurately inspires one to do more, better themselves, and work to find or invest in your passions. To become obsessed. I've read the book and listened to the audio book. In effort to not be a total fanboy, I don't think Cam is the best story teller but he does a pretty damn good job for a bowhunter. I love his mantra of not giving advice, he more simply says what he does. I can respect and appreciate that approach. So while Cam doesn't give advice I think we need to analyze his actions and results to understand that both his successes in bowhunting and even ultra running really do speak for themselves. Cam's found a way to work harder and now lives a life surrounded by greats for other fields which he continues to instill their mindsets into honing his own craft. From Cam's early decision in life when he found bow hunting that lead a life inspired to stop drinking and dedicate himself to his craft, to being obsessed, not listening to his haters or the "must be nice" crowd, and so on, this book leads by example for chasing your passions and dreams. I will say that ironically (or maybe not so ironically...) I'm running again and loving it. My first 3 weeks back admittedly sucked bad and hurt. Since starting running again 50 days ago, I've only missed 3 runs. After the hardship and pain in the first 3 weeks I now look forward to daily runs despite how sore, busy, or even unmotivated I am because I know that during and after that sense of accomplishment and mind clearing is worth it. As a father of a very active 2.5 year old, getting back into running is for me and him. I need to be able to keep up, have a strong heart and have the energy to help him chase his dreams. I feel that running will help me do that. I'm also going into my local bow shop soon to chase a long time goal of bow hunting. My wife and I renovated her grandparents farm home that sits on 110 acres, so I'm excited to be more self-sufficient. I know that her grandpa would have a big smile on his face knowing that I'm hunting the land that he had hunted for over 60 years now. So, I definitely want to thank Cam for lighting a fire under me to be better, start checking goals off of my list and find my passion to be obsessed over. Keep Hammering!

This book is a great read on the 75Hard program especially if you like “Can’t Hurt Me” or “Never Finished” by David Goggins. This book motivated me every morning before my first work out and inspired me to hunt again. I have also started following Cam Haynes on his channels and podcasts.

Hey, guys! Let me tell you about Cameron Hanes and his amazing journey into the world of bowhunting! So, when he was just twenty, he stumbled upon his true passion while stalking elk in the rugged Oregon wilderness. Imagine the challenges – crazy weather, tough terrains, and even dangerous predators to dodge! But that's where it all started for Cam. He wasn't content with just average bowhunting skills; he wanted to be the ultimate wild elk bowhunter! So, he knew he needed more than just archery chops. That's when he decided to get into some serious athletic training – long-distance running and heavy-weight lifting became his jam. And guess what? For over thirty years now, Cam's been grinding it out every single day, building both miles and muscles. He's all about pushing past pain and beating his own records time and time again. Talk about dedication, right? Now, his story isn't just about hunting and muscles; it's also about self-improvement and motivation. "Endure" is part memoir, part motivational manifesto, where Cam shares how he transformed from an average dude to a top-notch bowhunter, writer, and family man. It's all about discipline, resilience, and hard work. He truly believes in himself, and that's what got him where he is today. And guess what? Cam's inspiring us all! He's proof that if he can do it, so can we! He's got no secret recipe for success – just relentless determination and a strong belief in his own worth. So, let's all take a page from his book and face adversity head-on. We can rise above average and be the best version of ourselves, just like Cam did. Let's embrace life to the fullest, folks!