by Blaine Moore | Equipment, Shoes, Workout Tips
Sometimes you finish a run out in the rain, or through a particularly muddy or puddle strewn course, or out in the snow. And sometimes, your shoes are completely drenched when you finish that run. What are the best ways for you to dry your shoes quickly and...
by Blaine Moore | Equipment, Shoes, Workout Tips
If you are anything like me, then your running shoes rarely remain white for very long after you purchase them. On some runs, you may even get home to discover that your shoes are just plain dirty! The first thing that you should do after you take off your shoes is...
by Blaine Moore | Equipment, Shoes, Workout Tips
A good way to allow your shoes to dry faster is to pull the insoles out of the shoe when you are not wearing them. See the picture to the left for an example of how I store my insoles. I tend to pull the insoles out so that just the ball of the foot is sticking inside...
by Blaine Moore | Equipment, Shoes, Workout Tips
The first shoe tip in this series that I have will actually be the basis for the next few tips, and that is to keep your shoes dry. Obviously, you should feel free to get them as wet as necessary while you are out running and having a good time! When your feet are not...
by Blaine Moore | Equipment, Shoes
Having spent a little time in my life running, and having gone through more than my fair share of my favorite tool, I know a little bit about running shoes. I do not know everything there is to know, or even anything remotely close to everything that there is to know....
by Blaine Moore | Injuries, Workout Tips
When I was running high mileage in college (high mileage being defined as 85-105 miles per week in season, or 95-120 miles per week in pre-season) there were very often minor aches and pains associated with the high mileage. Often times, there were not so minor aches...
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