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The Running Shoe: Part One


© Lynn Seely

Jun 27, 1997


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3.   Jul 14, 1997 7:18 AM
Hi Dean. I believe that if you have a good quailty cross trainer you may be getting the most protection for your feet considering what your running circuit is like.
Where some runners get into troubl ...

-- posted by Lynn
2.   Jul 10, 1997 3:30 PM
Hi Lynn,

I prefer to run in cross trainers because I don't always stay on a track or path. I like to run on grassy hills in the park and I find that when I run around the SeaWall (in Stanley Park ...

-- posted by dean
1.   Jul 10, 1997 1:11 PM
Hello Sally. Yes, it is important for you to have a pair of actual running shoes for your training runs. Believe me, tennis shoes are great for tennis, but they do not provide the type of stability n ...

-- posted by Lynn



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