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Shifting Gears

Posted on March 17, 2009 by JTHats
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I’ve gone through several different mindsets so far in my barefoot running training.  The first idea I had was that it was impossible and my 57 year old feet would never adapt.  That faded after my third run, which was … Continue reading →

Posted in Barefoot Running, Fitness | Tagged asthma, barefoot running, cardio workout, huaraches, treadmills, winter running | Leave a reply

Winter Training

Posted on March 16, 2009 by JTHats
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OK, I admit it, winter’s a lazy time for me.  I do the same things a bear would do in hibernation if allowed, rousing myself on sunny days to go for a long walk or riding the exercycle now and … Continue reading →

Posted in Barefoot Running, Fitness | Tagged exercycle, huaraches, martial yoga, moccasin, running barefoot, treadmill, yoga | Leave a reply

Walking on Eggshells

Posted on March 15, 2009 by JTHats
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By that time, it was the end of the season. I was back to running a three and a half mile course on asphalt county roads half covered in loose gravel

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Posted in Barefoot Running, Fitness | Tagged barefoot running, Barefoot Ted, chafing, hip pain, huaraches, Incas, indigenous footwear, leather bindings, natural step, Vibram soles | Leave a reply

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