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  1. Shoe Manufacturer Supports Barefoot Running, World Doesn’t End By Jason Robillard of Barefoot Runnin

    Shoe Manufacturer Supports Barefoot Running, World Doesn’t End[b]By Jason Robillard of Barefoot Running...
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  2. Article: Shoe Manufacturer Supports Barefoot Running, World Doesn’t End By Jason Robillard of Barefo

    I think that it is great that the race directors decided to have a barefoot division, but I think it puzzling that ANY race would feel it necessary to make stipulations about what is to be worn on the feet. Most race applications include sufficient legal language to protect race directors from...

  3. Shoe Manufacturer Supports Barefoot Running, World Doesn’t End By Jason Robillard of Barefoot Runnin

    Shoe Manufacturer Supports Barefoot Running, World Doesn’t EndBy Jason Robillard of Barefoot Running Universitywww.BarefootRunningUniversity.com A few months ago, my friend TJ emailed me about the Down and Dirty race series. The races are mud run/obstacle course-type races typically set in...

  4. My first trail race: Charlie Horse Half Marathon, PA

     Hi Sloutre,Thank you for Hi Sloutre, Thank you for joining a fantastic race day. You really captured the feeling of the race in your report. I was really glad to meet you and it was nice to run the race with someone who ran full-time minimalist/barefoot. I hope we can run together more in...

  5. Comment by 'ScottDessain' in 'Never ever trainers again'

    I had the same experience 2 months ago. I'd been trading off, Asics vs. VFFs, and increasing the trail mileage to ~40/week total, over a period of >8 months. I needed to go slow because I had a heavy rear-foot strike and my first VFF runs caused a lot of calf pain and an injury that had me...
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