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Saturday, March 13, 2010

Runblogger Podcast #14: Barefoot Running: Report on My First Barefoot Run


Runblogger Podcast LogoThis podcast episode is a companion to a blog post I just published that documents my experience of running my first fully barefoot run. You can view the blog post here: http://www.runblogger.com/2010/03/barefoot-running-my-first-barefoot-run.html. In the podcast I pose a number of questions for those who are more experienced barefoot runners than I am, and I'd love to have you leave answers/thoughts in the comments section below!

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Links related to Runblogger Podcast #14:

-At the beginning of this podcast I reference the Book Born to Run, by Christopher McDougall. You can read my review of Born to Run here.

-Runblogger Runcast #7 - The Evolution of Distance Running in Humans - Click on the link to view the show notes for my podcast episode on the evolution of distance running in humans.

-Posts on Minimalist Running - Click on the link to view all of my blog posts on minimalist running.

-Posts on Vibram Fivefingers - Click on the link to view all of my blog posts on the Vibram Fivefingers shoes.

-Fleet Foxes - The closing song, "White Winter Hymnal," can be downloaded from Iron and Wine's web page at Sub Pop Records.

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