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  1. Barefoot Caveman

    Barefoot running and covid-19

    I have the same question.
  2. Barefoot Caveman

    Barefoot running and covid-19

    It’s good to hear from you too TJ! Obviously races could be risky for multiple reasons. But what if you run on a popular course or heavy pedestrian area (practicing social distancing of course)? It sounds like covid-19 could live on surfaces for several days according to WHO. “How long does...
  3. Barefoot Caveman

    Barefoot running and covid-19

    Hi all, Im just curious if anyone is wondering besides me if it’s safe to run barefoot during this covid-19 situation. I realize our feet may encounter all sorts of bacteria, viruses, etc and we come out just fine. It’s not like we touch our faces with our feet. Still, there is the risk of a...
  4. Barefoot Caveman

    Nearly Naked Caveman Crushes Boston Marathon

    Runner's World followed up with an interview with me the next day. There are a few surprises (or maybe not, lol) ... http://www.runnersworld.com/boston-marathon/meet-the-nearly-naked-caveman-with-the-best-finish-line-photo-of-the-boston-marathon
  5. Barefoot Caveman

    Nearly Naked Caveman Crushes Boston Marathon

    Thanks for the post Barefoot TJ! It was an incredible day! The day after the marathon though I had to fly to Europe for a first-time European tour with a really busy itinerary, so the marathon and the Runner's World article is now finally starting to sink in now that I'm back home. OMG
  6. Barefoot Caveman

    Any San Diego Area Barefoot Hikers?

    Hi Joe, Yeah, let's meet up for Lake Hodges. I've been street running prepping for the marathon, so my feet aren't as conditioned for the trail either. Looking forward to getting back on the trails. I love Sedona! Great place to hike :) Glen
  7. Barefoot Caveman

    Any San Diego Area Barefoot Hikers?

    Hi Joe, Sorry, I just saw this post. I do some barefoot hiking. If I'm not barefoot, I'm in vibrams. Those very well may have been my footsteps around Lake Hodges. It's one of my favorite places to barefoot hike during my lunch break, lol. I hike and backpack and live down in Kensington by...
  8. Barefoot Caveman

    San Diego IBRD 5K Run

    Great report ThomDavid! Thanks for posting. It was great connecting with everybody. Very fun! That was Rob you we're referring to btw.
  9. Barefoot Caveman

    Article: Boston Bound: Powered by the People By Glen Raines, a.k.a., Barefoot Caveman

    Thanks Neil! I'll admit it is a little scary at times running in a skimpy loincloth. I have received a handful of heckler or negative remarks, but the overwhelming response has been very positive. Folks in general ate up the caveman. If 9 people smile and 1 persons frowns, hey its a great day...
  10. Barefoot Caveman

    Boston Bound: Powered by the People By Glen Raines, a.k.a., Barefoot Caveman

    Thanks Neil! I'll admit it is a little scary at times running in a skimpy loincloth. I have received a handful of heckler or negative remarks, but the overwhelming response has been very positive. Folks in general ate up the caveman. If 9 people smile and 1 persons frowns, hey its a great day...
  11. Barefoot Caveman

    Article: Boston Bound: Powered by the People By Glen Raines, a.k.a., Barefoot Caveman

    I'm not sure how I got through the marathon unscathed Ludo, given I experienced pain after only a mile the day before. It may have been a combination of a few things: foam rolling my legs to death a couple hours before the marathon, 3 tylenol taken 15 minutes before the start of the race...
  12. Barefoot Caveman

    Boston Bound: Powered by the People By Glen Raines, a.k.a., Barefoot Caveman

    I'm not sure how I got through the marathon unscathed Ludo, given I experienced pain after only a mile the day before. It may have been a combination of a few things: foam rolling my legs to death a couple hours before the marathon, 3 tylenol taken 15 minutes before the start of the race...
  13. Barefoot Caveman

    Article: Boston Bound: Powered by the People By Glen Raines, a.k.a., Barefoot Caveman

    Thanks Barefoot Terry! I do believe in fate, so I'm sure the injury was all part of the master plan, lol. Thankfully it turned out to be the best race experience I've ever had :). Do I have any regrets? No. Would I repeat what I did? No. I was determined to run the Boston marathon. Mission...
  14. Barefoot Caveman

    Boston Bound: Powered by the People By Glen Raines, a.k.a., Barefoot Caveman

    Thanks Barefoot Terry! I do believe in fate, so I'm sure the injury was all part of the master plan, lol. Thankfully it turned out to be the best race experience I've ever had :). Do I have any regrets? No. Would I repeat what I did? No. I was determined to run the Boston marathon. Mission...
  15. Barefoot Caveman

    Article: Boston Bound: Powered by the People By Glen Raines, a.k.a., Barefoot Caveman

    Thanks Ludo! That means a lot to me. It was quite an amazing journey and it was a pleasure to share it with everyone. It was kewl also finishing the Boston Bound series. Geez, now I need to think up something to do for my next blog series... ;)
  16. Barefoot Caveman

    Boston Bound: Powered by the People By Glen Raines, a.k.a., Barefoot Caveman

    Thanks Ludo! That means a lot to me. It was quite an amazing journey and it was a pleasure to share it with everyone. It was kewl also finishing the Boston Bound series. Geez, now I need to think up something to do for my next blog series... ;)
  17. Barefoot Caveman

    Branca Running Huaraches Giveaway

    Haha, I'm game Haha, I'm game :)
  18. Barefoot Caveman

    Comment by 'Barefoot Caveman' in 'Enjoying Runkeeper Application: Thanks Chris Gkikas'

    I use Runkeeper for all my runs, including races. It's so awesome! With the elite version, you can do live tracking. When I ran the Boston marathona few weeks ago, my friends and family were able to watch me at real time for the entire race. Those who were actually at the race found it really...
  19. Barefoot Caveman

    IBRD - California, San Diego

    Thanks TJ!  It was a Thanks TJ! It was a beautiful day, like summer. We all had such a great time! I was tempted to write my typical novel length description of the event lol, but the pictures just kinda spoke for themselves. Good times! I can't wait to hook up with the group again :)
  20. Barefoot Caveman

    IBRD - California, San Diego

    Eight of us met for International Barefoot Running Day (IBRD), May 1st, 2011. Rob and Glen coordinated the San Diego chapter meeting which was held at Mission Bay Park. Everyone introduced themselves and talked a little bit about themselves and their experiences as barefoot runners. We talked a...
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