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some pedestrian thoughts instead of a 2015 trail running review
For two years in a row I reviewed my armchair trail running impressions (see here and here). Haven’t got much to add. Most trends have deepened (more business, more attention to FKTs and its variations, more extreme events, many more … Continue reading →
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Tagged barefoot running, Daniel Lieberman, Grossstadtgefluester, Ibrahim Maaouf, narrative, pedestrianism, Peter Fox, Steward Lee, trailrunning trends, vibram
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wearing my foot-condoms is a crime against fashion and humanity
Just wanna let you know that I am guilty. I may not serve in a vegan restaurant and lack a pony-tail but I am 55 (well 56), and wear five-fingers, thus confirming stellar journalist Jon Gugala‘s assumption about the kind of … Continue reading →
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Tagged barefoot running, bias in social science, Chris McDougall, class action, five-fingers, Humble Pie, Joh Gugala, Leo Sayer, Mustang Trail Race
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only bare feet are barefoot
Just back from another week in Dahab, mainly spent barefoot. I love doing that, spending time in an environment where one can go around without shoes, also for long walks, without worrying too much about injuries. As my normal running … Continue reading →
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Tagged barefoot running, Lou Bega, marketing, minimalist shoes
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Mustang trail race, what about the running?
A post for those for whom this is their first multi-day event. All this talk about the place, but what about the running? The event site‘s FAQ redirects you to some great resources for training and other stuff to think … Continue reading →
Posted in (trail) running, Mustang Trail Race 2014
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Tagged Anoushka Shankar, barefoot running, bolero, Chirunning, Chris McDougall, freediving, grit, Michael Pollan, multi-day races, pose, running gear, running technique
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commodification conundrum
yes, I should be spanked for that title. But it has a ring to it that I like. And I do not mind if the reader asks who the fuck I think I am to think that anyone would appreciate such … Continue reading →
Posted in (trail) running, psychology
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Tagged barefoot running, Bill Connolly, born to run, Brabant, commodification, Fool's Garden, intrinsic value, swearing, Tommy Cooper, Trini Lopez
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running, form, shoes and more
Given the information overload that I suffer from like everyone else, what do I do with all the stuff I consume about running? In addition to occasionally hitting the trails and walking and jogging the pavement (yes I enjoy using this … Continue reading →
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Tagged barefoot running, Bobby McFerrin, Chirunning, Chris McDougall, Emilie Forsberg, information assessment, Niobe Thompson, running form
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