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Tag Archives: Barefoot
Barefoot Running Experience - Back In Shoes With Arch Supports, For Now At Least
Hi Folks! I started barefoot running about a year ago, mainly on the beach or grass, with some time spent on the roads. I tried the Vibram shoes and could not enjoy using them, however much I tried. I … Continue reading →
Response to Matthew: Blisters and Toughening Your Feet
Hi! Matthew, Thanks for the comment on barefoot running. I have found, as you have I am sure, that there are many advantages to the incorporation of barefoot running into my training regimen, including toughening my feet. I was … Continue reading →
Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining, Even The Flu (As Long as You Survive!)
Hi! Folks, Well! I caught a mild flu the other day, and we all know what fun that is. But how do we get something positive out of the flu when we are on a training schedule? Firstly, forget the … Continue reading →
Training Whilst Traveling: Interesting In-Flight Story, A Beach, A Hill, and No Excuses
Hi! Folks, Training whilst traveling can be quite a challenge sometimes, but you have to do it if you want to ‘stay in the race.’ I was doing my usual in-flight workout and stretching (or should I say lengthening?) routine … Continue reading →
Orthotics, Symmetry, And Tim Ferris Has Done It Again!
Hi! Folks, Recently, my friend and biking partner Rory Conolly sent me the following link concerning the question, “are shoe orthotics a good idea?” It is well worth a read! I have often wondered about this issue, especially since reading … Continue reading →
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There Are Many Many Ways to Run: You Have to Find Your Way!
Finding the best way for your body to run is an essential part of safe exercise for better health and injury avoidance. Continue reading →
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Getting Back in Training With An AAA-Stent
Hi! Folks (well, just me, mainly), Finally getting over my stent-funk and starting to train. Always worry about causing metal fatigue, but then, what is life without a good strong, happy body? Gently started working on the swim again, per … Continue reading →
