Hello There!

[Barefoot Cub]

So a little background story to say hi.

I first heard about barefoot running while I was doing some research on the vibram shoes after hearing some good things about em. At first I found it hard to believe that people actually did it. Then after thinking on it myself and looking some more into it. I decided to try running again, barefoot... I've had a bad relationship with my running shoes ever since. Something about how I never wear em anymore.

I always "enjoyed" running. Although I always did most of my running as a means to an end. Now, i've finally started running simply for the pleasure of it.

Anywho, its amazing. I'm looking foward to more running

. even those weird looks I manage to get now.

 

[FreeYourToes]

Welcome!

Welcome!

 

[Barefoot TJ]

Running barefoot is a diffent

Running barefoot is a diffent animal, no doubt, and brings a lot of new, fresh smiles to the faces of those who try it and those who watch it.

Welcome!

 

[Phil Hart]

Welcome to the crew, Cub. 

Welcome to the crew, Cub. Where in NC are you? I live in Fuquay-Varina and work at Fort Bragg.

Phil

 

[Barefoot Cub]

Phil Hart wrote:Welcome to

Welcome to the crew, Cub. Where in NC are you? I live in Fuquay-Varina and work at Fort Bragg.

Phil

Thanks for the warm welcomes! And I’m in college n taking classes at unc-charlotte so I’m pretty close to the charlotte city area.

 

[Phil Hart]

That's a bit far for meeting

That's a bit far for meeting regularly. But there are some other folks in the Charlotte area who run barefoot also. I hope you can connect with some of them.

Phil