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RunbloggerRunning Shoes, Gear Reviews, and Posts on the Science of the Sport HOMEBLOGABOUTCONTACTADVERTISESHOE REVIEWSSHOE DISCOUNTSFB SHOE GEEKS Amazon.com: 25% or more off clearance running shoes - click here to view current selection.Running Warehouse: Great prices on closeout shoes! View men's and women's selections.I m not sure if I m supposed to feel good or bad about all of this April 30, 2020 By Peter Larson 1 Comment Spring is typically an exceptionally busy time of year for me. Between teaching and coaching (track and field, soccer), it s rare that I get much time to myself. For obvious reasons, this year has been a bit different. Lockdowns associated with the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic have brought life to a halt for almost all of us, [ ]Filed Under: personal running story, personal story 2019 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Running Gear DealsNovember 28, 2019 By Peter Larson Leave a Comment Each year around this time I put up a post containing a collection of Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale links. Basically what I do is spend some time scouring the web for running-related holiday sales, and aggregate them all into a single post kind of a one-stop shop for runners looking for discounted [ ]Filed Under: Black Friday, Sale The Mysterious Sleeping InjuryJuly 29, 2019 By Peter Larson 2 Comments There s no doubt that as I have gotten older, my body has changed. Coming back to running a bunch this summer, I ve noticed that I tend to be stiffer on the days after a hard workout, and I pay the price if I don t take days off. I ve had fairly regular lower back issues, though [ ]Filed Under: injury, personal running story Running Shoe Review: adidas Adizero Prime ParleyJuly 20, 2019 By Peter Larson 2 Comments There was time when shipments of shoes would arrive at my house from various brands on a weekly basis. Some I had requested, some were shoes that brands were pushing because they were the latest and greatest thing and they wanted to spread the word. That’s how the blogging/review/influencer business works. It’s also part of [ ]Filed Under: adidas, running shoe review, running shoes The Ghost of Races Past: Reconciling an Older, Less Fit Body With Expectations Based on Prior PerformancesJuly 17, 2019 By Peter Larson 6 Comments On July 4th I ran my first timed race in probably five years, and I m pretty sure it was the first race I ve run since I turned 40. I ve done a few Ragnar relays with friends in the interim, but nothing where it was just me against the clock. The race was held in Bridgton, [ ]Filed Under: family adventure, personal running story, personal story 2018 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Running Shoe and Gear DealsNovember 22, 2018 By Peter Larson 7 Comments Each year around this time I put up a post containing a collection of Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale links. Basically what I do is spend some time scouring the web for running-related holiday sales, and aggregate them all into a single post kind of a one-stop shop for runners looking for discounted [ ]Filed Under: Black Friday, Sale Where Have I Been?November 22, 2018 By Peter Larson 11 Comments I was just updating my annual Black Friday post and a couple of comments had asked where I have been. Obviously from the recent post history here on Runblogger, this site is not a place I have been much for the past few years. The reason for this is pretty straightforward in the Fall [ ]Filed Under: personal story Getting the Stink Out of Running Clothes: A Review of 4 Laundry ProductsNovember 1, 2017 By Peter Larson 6 Comments written by Erin Larson Everyone talks about how the tween and teenage periods (basically from 11 to 18) can be a trying time for parents due to the puberty-triggered wild mood swings of their progeny. But, because it’s so thoroughly discussed, I felt ready to tackle the unpredictability of my two tweenagers. And, so far, [ ]Filed Under: Laundry Detergent, product review, running advice, running apparel Nike Zoom Elite 9 Shoe ReviewAugust 10, 2017 By Peter Larson 1 Comment A few weeks ago I wrote a post about how my running suffered with my return to teaching. I didn’t put in many miles during the school year, but my goal for the summer was to get myself back into some semblance of running shape. I’m happy to say that I have made considerable progress [ ]Filed Under: Nike, running shoe review, running shoes Saucony Freedom ISO Review: A Durable Workhorse of a ShoeJuly 19, 2017 By Peter Larson 9 Comments As I wrote in my previous post, I didn’t run much during the school year. I also didn’t write much – this will be my first shoe review in about a year, and the first since I returned to teaching (a very positive move for me!). Although my mileage was low, and my speed was [ ]Filed Under: running shoe review, running shoes, Saucony The Benefits of Stepping Away From Running For a BitJuly 14, 2017 By Peter Larson 8 Comments This morning I ran five miles at a pace of just over 8:00 per mile, then finished with a mile or so of hill repeats. A few years ago this would have been a pretty standard type of workout for me, but on this day it was a big step forward to feeling like a [ ]Filed Under: personal running story, personal story, training, training tips Spring 2017 Cushioned Trail Shoe Round-up: Skechers GOTrail Ultra 4, Hoka One One Challenger ATR 3, Brooks Caldera, Altra Superior 3.0, Topo Athletic TerraventureMay 19, 2017 By David Henry 21 Comments A quick post to highlight some great well cushioned trail shoes for this Spring.  Unlike the last few roundups, I m not going to organized them into order of favorites because they are all quite good in their own way, but instead ordered them from the highest cushioning to the lowest cushioning of the group.  I ll try [ ]Filed Under: Altra, Brooks, Hoka, running shoe review, Skechers, Topo, trail shoe Winter Running Shoe Round-Up 2017: Scarpa Atom S, The North Face Ultra MT Winter, Altra Lone Peak Neoshell Mid, Salomon S-Lab XA Alpine, Saucony Razor ICE+,April 11, 2017 By David Henry 3 Comments It is already feeling like spring in many parts of the US, but if you live near mountains and like to go up into them from now until May/June, you are likely to encounter some snow still and otherwise harder conditions than ideal for the average trail shoe.  I ve put a handful of winter trail [ ]Filed Under: Altra, running shoe review, Salomon, Saucony, Scarpa, The North Face, trail shoe, winter running La Sportiva Helios 2.0 and Helios SR Dual ReviewMarch 27, 2017 By David Henry 6 Comments The original Helios came out in 2013 and used the concept of La Sportivas Vertical K shoe but in a more traditional package.  Essentially the Helios 2.0 and SR remain fairly unchanged at their core compared to the original.  Some upper modifications and rubber compound changes being the most notable. Because the SR and 2.0 are [ ]Filed Under: running shoe review, Shoe Review, trail running, trail shoe David s Year in Review: Best Shoes and Gear from 2016February 6, 2017 By David Henry 17 Comments Yes, unfortunately it is now February and a best of 2016 post is old news, but better late than never. While things were a little lighter on the blogging front for me, I still had a full year of running, racing, and got to try out tons of new shoes and gear in the process. [ ]Filed Under: adidas, Dynafit, Hoka, hydration, Montrail, New Balance, Nike, nutrition, running shoe review, running shoes, Salming, Salomon, Scarpa, Skechers, Topo, trail running, trail shoe, Uncategorized Next Page Running Warehouse T F Shoe Sale! Purchases made from the following retailers help to fund the work done here on Runblogger. Your support is very much appreciated! Advertising Disclosure: This site uses affiliate links. Assume any links to outside retailers are affiliate links that may provide monetary compensation to the author.Disclosure: This site uses affiliate links. You should assume that any link to an online retailer on Runblogger is an affiliate link, meaning that Runblogger Media, LLC receives a small commission for any sale made. For more information, click the badge to the left. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-commercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. Any shared or re-posted material from this blog shall be attributed to Peter Larson and www.runblogger.com.Disclaimer: I am not a medical doctor - opinions expressed on this blog are my own, and thus should not considered medical advice. Be smart, run safe. Disclosure Policy: You can view my Disclosure Policy here.Privacy: Runblogger values your privacy, for more information, view my Privacy Policy.Runblogger.com is a property of Runblogger Media, LLC

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