Found this on youtube
"This is a video about making decisions when considering running barefoot. Practical advice is given to help anyone who is a runner make an informed choice."
ismoothrun if you have an iphone or use daily mile to manually input info. Ismoothrun can be setup to automatically sync your runs with garmin, nike, dailymile, runkeeper, twitter, facebook and other sites.
9:40 is per mile. Thanks for ans. my question, I thought 80 was the 2 feet conversion. Glad I asked, thought I was abnormaly slow as far as cadence. 160 is comfortable for me, I find I can increase speed by driving my core forward.
According to ismoothrun my cadence this morning was 80 spm max 93. Is that to slow or should I multiply it by 2x. Or maybe I'm just a slow bf runner, avg pace 9:40. :(
Well after doing more research I found out there are issues with sweat damage on the ACTV. I decided to use my iphone 4s for running for awhile until I decide which Garmin to purchase, 610 or 910XT. Using WahooFitness on the iphone because it has the ability to export my runs to Nike+.
Sent back my Nike+ Sportsband to Nike for a refund(Stopped syncing, band issue). Been looking at Garmin and Motorola's ACTV. ACTV has some good reviews. Just need to hear some people's experiences.
Well I bought a pair of
Well I bought a pair of Merrell Sonic Gloves. Ran in them, found myself pounding on my forefoot, just can't get use to running in them. Too much rubber between the foot and earth, lost of sensitivity. I found myself trying to relearn to run in shoes. As far as fit...
Well the Merell trail glove
Well the Merell trail glove was added into consideration. Tried on a pair yesterday 0 drop, I can feel the forefoot thickness, feels odd, may have to try them on again. May end up buying a pair 20% off 110. Tried to find the running store locally that carries...
I've been living in a
I've been living in a shoeless houses all my life. Its odd for me to visit friends and see them walking around their house with shoes on.
If its wet around 60 deg you
If its wet around 60 deg you should be fine. If you feel like needles sticking on your feet(cold), run faster. I agree have a backup plan esp. if you don't have exprience running in wet or cold weather. Bring water shoes VFF and stick them in the back of your...