Barefoot running may be over, but here's why barefoot training is still smart

Discussion in 'Barefoot & Minimalist Running' started by Barefoot TJ, Oct 10, 2015.

  1. Barefoot TJ

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    All communities ebb and flow, society and nature are not static or predictable.
    Sometimes things get quiet, thats normal, not the end of something.
     
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    I guess i didn't get the memo that barefoot running was over. :D
     
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    I think the detractors of barefoot running ebb and flow more than the barefoot runners! ;)
     
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    When I first arrived in Taiwan 8 years ago, there weren't very many people running barefoot, especially marathons. This past year there have been at least 3 or 4 other people running the marathon barefoot. I just ran the Hartford Marathon and I think I was the only person running it barefoot. And people also seemed to be surprised by it too. I figured after 10 years people would be more used to it and there would be more people running barefoot, especially compared to Taiwan since they started later than the US.
     
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