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lululemon SeaWheeze Half Marathon (0)
After a brief chat with the SeaWheeze Half Marathon Race Director Allison Forsyth it was evident that lululemon athletica is going big in order to host a world class running event. Forsyth knows a thing or two about being world class having won a bronze medal at the world championships in the giant slalom. If that is your favourite discipline, you also know a thing or two about reacting quickly and going big! These are important characteristics for any race director. Read More |
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New Balance MROO Review (1)
New Balance MROO Classification: Lightweight racing flat Weight: 6.4 oz Read More |
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lululemon Flow Y Bra IV (0)
If you’re tired of searching for a sports bra that’s both feminine and supportive, search no further. The product’s tag suggests it offers moderate support for yoga and gym activities but my experience suggests it has an even greater range of functionality. Read More |
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Put The Bloomsday 12K On Your Bucket List Today (0)
From FREE Training Clinics to a ridiculously low entry fee of $17, Bloomsday is a race that undoubtedly gives back to the community in which it exists. Race Director and 1976 Olympian, Don Kardong said that he takes pride in offering an affordable race that does not cut corners in order to do so. Read More |
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lululemon Run Response Short (0)
The lululemon Run Response Short is a phenomenal all purpose short for any activity. The Run Response Short is made of a lightweight (4-way stretch) fabric, and is lined with a coolmax boxer brief that mirrors the famous lululemon Game on Boxer Briefs. Read More |
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Review of Running with Joy by Ryan Hall (0)
In Running with Joy, America’s running idol Ryan Hall, shares his 12-week journey leading up to the 2010 Boston Marathon via his in depth and personal training log. If you have ever wondered what it might be like to be a professional distance runner in America, this book tells all. Read More |
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Book Review: Running The Edge (0)
The impetus for this book is based on the powerful epiphanies of two men who have pushed their limits in running and in life to discover secrets they couldn’t hold back from sharing with the world. Read More |
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6 Tips for Rookies Running In Central Park (0)
Heading to New York City for the first time can be a little overwhelming. Do I shop first or go to the Statue of Liberty? Should I pay to go to the top of the Empire State Building or save my money to see a Broadway show? Do I go to the Today Show or Good Morning America, and most importantly how can I get on TV? Read More |
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Skechers Gorun – A Real Running Shoe From Skechers (1)
Skechers must have believed strongly in the Gorun before asking one of America’s best distance runners, Meb Keflezighi to sport their new prototype at The Rock ‘n’ Roll San Jose Half Marathon. For one, the shoe actually resembles a running shoe. Secondly, it addresses the issue of mid-foot versus forefoot striking by promoting a mid-foot strike design. Read More |
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New Balance 1400 – The Perfect Racing Flat (1)
New Balance 1400 Classification: Lightweight racing flat Weight: 7.1 oz. New Balance is so confident in the design of their latest lightweight racing shoe that they are claiming they may have created the “perfect racing flat” and are promoting the 1400 with the words… “Travel at the Speed of Light”. The 1400s were inspired by the New Balance 890s training shoe and share some similar features such as the use of REVlite technology and their “no-sew” welded seams. The REVlite technology used throughout the midsole of the shoe claims to be 30% lighter than foams of comparable performance and the welded seams on the toe box and sides keep the shoe flexible while minimizing weight. Read More |