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Képes visszaemlékezés a 2004 január elsején elkövetett 3 nap, négy ország túránkra PPékkel.
Alábbiakban 5 véletlenszerű kép (töltsd be az oldalt újból 5 másik képhez) – az összeset itt tudod elérni.
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Hey MissZippy (awesome name, PS),If we’re talking about what I *think,* I do beelive if learned properly that running barefoot is a cure all, or at least accurately running as if barefoot. But I recognize I can’t categorically prove it. I also recognize that I really, really enjoy running barefoot and am biased.Your podiatrist brings up an excellent point. We barefooters can’t have it both ways and say shoes are destructive, but then claim anyone can run barefoot because their feet aren’t broken. Which isn’t really what most barefooters are saying but I can see how that impression is made. We don’t know how much damage shoes do (if, in many cases, any), and we don’t know whether the damage is beyond repair.
I wouldn’t be able to get rid of it either! I’m not much of a collector, but when it comes to sentimental items, it’s impossible for me to part with them. xo
Starting June 4th and every Saturday Tower Group 8pm meeting will be a step study/step doing.For those interested in going through the steps while we study the steps I’ll be more than glad to assist you.Bring a 1 or 3 subject spiral notebook,pen,highlighter and your Big Book.This is going to be fun as well as a new experience.Yes We have entered the world of the Spirit.Our next function is to grow in understanding and effectiveness.
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Josh, I disagree with your rant on docs. Given the ever increasing obesity rates in all the United States, the typical American gets very little if any exercise, right? And when the typical American does exercise, they don’t want to pay attention to what they are doing, they just want to turn up the IPOD and get it over with.So if you were a doc, would you really give advice to the general public to run barefoot on the roads knowing that the odds are great that people are going to step on stuff and get hurt due to their own negligence and then sue you. These docs are admitting barefoot running is beneficial, they are just being cautious.I think barefoot running is like riding a motorcycle. You have to pay attention to what you are doing and to what’s in your surroundings, or you will get hurt eventually. Riding a motorcycle is not for most people. Barefoot running is not for most people. You and I are not the norm.
Thanks for clarifying the delay – my ego was bruised.I agree about doc’s ignorance. Wouldn’t it be cool if Ken Bob were invited to give barefoot tutorials at podiatrist conferences? One can dream.I saw a podiatrist last summer when I had severe heel pain from running (in shoes). I couldn’t run and I walked with a limp. He recommended three things: stretching, orthotics and walking barefoot as much as possible. Isn’t it funny that he would recommend orthotics AND (cautious) barefooting. Ironically, his barefoot recommendation initiated where I’m at today – running 40-50 mi/wk barefoot. Perhaps I’ll send him a letter.I also saw a physical therapist in Knoxville (that specializes in endurance sports) a few months ago about some minor nagging achilles pain. He recommend stretching and the pain is gone. We discussed barefooting. He called it a useful tool, but gave me a funny look when I told him I barefooted at 20°F.Oh well, to each his own.
might as well.@Wife:I knew you’d appreciate the value of bling.@Jamoosh:But then I won’t be special. O, how a man doth sow the seeds of his own destruction.@Scott:Added to my playlist. Thanks!@Kelly:That’s right, we’re a contrarian duo. Great clip! I could totally get into soccer in that format.@Viper:Oh, smiles have their purpose: the act of smiling sends signals to the brain that, in spite of the overwhelming sensation of exhaustion felt when running, things are “ok.” The brain then loosens it’s death grip on the lungs, allowing the smiling runner to accelerate past their frowning competition.
Just an observation on running in general. When it is 97 degrees and humid running can be dang hard. I noted that in my Vibrams the asphalt was toasty. I imagined I was on mile zero of Badwater. And ran about as far as I would likely do in Death Valley.I imagine this is a non-pavement day for you Josh?Good luck everyone with your barefoot quest. While I am not a full convert I swear by what I have learned from my barefoot efforts. Never been more enthusiastic about the potential of my running. I love the soft landing, the smooth shuffle along the road, the sense of wellbeing I have when I am running along in my Sprints.
Great idea! Running in the Vibram Five Fingers, or other minimal shoes, such as the Vivo Barefoot EVOs, is a great idea. As you’re no doubt aware, you’ll need to be careful to build up your muscle strength in your feet and legs (particularly your calves). The biggest problem is that running barefoot feels so good that people overdo it and the next day hurt terribly. Think feet not miles to begin with and plan on several weeks before you get up to a mile or two. I’m looking forward to hearing how it goes!
Kelly: I think I know what I’m a gonna do. I think it’s telling that you feel defeated not because you got injured, or didn’t finish, or got beaten by a hated rival. You feel defeated because it was miserable. I think that’s pretty cool; it takes a relentlessly pointy marathon course over big hills for you to say “that sucked.” You’re a badass barefooter my friend. I would have worn footwear without a moment’s hesitation. Well, one moment maybe. But I’m not ready to tackle that much for that long. Hence, you win some art. Remember we haven’t had the benefit of running around on rough stuff during our development years, meaning, as children and adolescents. Grown ups aren’t that good at learning, relatively speaking. Patience and compromise are the name of the game.Jamoosh: Maybe I could sculpt something.Frances: Glad you like the links. Happy reading!Viper: A tidy supplemental income, at the very least. Rick: I’m like the embarrassing uncle everywhere I go.
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