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Barefoot researcher and enthusiast Daniel Howell PhD, explained the benefits of life without shoes at Luke's Locker in Dallas before leading barefoot runners out on the trail. (July 14, 2010) Video by Jen Friedberg
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Posted by: TCUBarefootFrog
I'm what you would call a "barefoot" runner (running with Vibrams as opposed to actually running barefoot). I can say that I love it. It feels more natural and I've actually made better progress in my runs than I ever have in any conventional running shoe!
on Jul 16, 2010 at 03:12 pm
I'm what you would call a "barefoot" runner (running with Vibrams as opposed to actually running barefoot). I can say that I love it. It feels more natural and I've actually made better progress in my runs than I ever have in any conventional running shoe!
on Jul 16, 2010 at 03:12 pm
Posted by: Mike
My podiatrist has told me that being barefoot is what ruins your feet, heals, soles. The feet need support of a "good" shoe.The reason people have problems with their feet is because they don't take the time to get the best shoe for their foot type. Who do you believe?
on Jul 19, 2010 at 07:21 am
My podiatrist has told me that being barefoot is what ruins your feet, heals, soles. The feet need support of a "good" shoe.The reason people have problems with their feet is because they don't take the time to get the best shoe for their foot type. Who do you believe?
on Jul 19, 2010 at 07:21 am
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I was a teenage barefoot runner: 2 miles a day. Time and life have since taken their toll, and it would be impossible for me today. Even so, I can offer a word of advice: don't run barefoot in the dark. You'd really rather know what you're stepping on.
on Jul 16, 2010 at 08:08 am