stomper
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Hey there,
TJ and Zum have come up with the idea of having a "Library" section of the BRS site and I've volunteered to edit and/or maintain it for a while. (Why? I'm a sucker :< .)
See this thread for some discussion.
My idea for this page is specific. I do not want to reproduce all the detail and flavor of the forums. The Library page I'm thinking of will NOT be comprehensive or updated any more frequently than monthly (that will be way too much work, and for what?), but rather it will include a very concise set of links to quality material that give a newbie (to the site or subject) a solid introduction to the rationale and reality of barefoot and/or minimalist running. The links altogether should answer questions like "why would someone be doing this?" and "how do I get started?"
For any more detail or tangential subjects they can come to the blogs or forums or whatever.
The categories I'm thinking of are:
I know there was already a thread about people's favorite material. But really, I would like to know maybe 1 piece of material in each category that you really think is the best or most important, and why. Feel free to PM if you want to keep your suggestion private.
Thanks! stomper
ps. I am accustomed to reading academic articles, so don't be shy about suggesting those
TJ and Zum have come up with the idea of having a "Library" section of the BRS site and I've volunteered to edit and/or maintain it for a while. (Why? I'm a sucker :< .)
See this thread for some discussion.
My idea for this page is specific. I do not want to reproduce all the detail and flavor of the forums. The Library page I'm thinking of will NOT be comprehensive or updated any more frequently than monthly (that will be way too much work, and for what?), but rather it will include a very concise set of links to quality material that give a newbie (to the site or subject) a solid introduction to the rationale and reality of barefoot and/or minimalist running. The links altogether should answer questions like "why would someone be doing this?" and "how do I get started?"
For any more detail or tangential subjects they can come to the blogs or forums or whatever.
The categories I'm thinking of are:
- How-To Guides.
- Instructional Videos.
- Academic Research.
- Inspirational Stories.
I know there was already a thread about people's favorite material. But really, I would like to know maybe 1 piece of material in each category that you really think is the best or most important, and why. Feel free to PM if you want to keep your suggestion private.
Thanks! stomper
ps. I am accustomed to reading academic articles, so don't be shy about suggesting those