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Saturday, May 1, 2010

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Please note, due to the volume of requests that I get, I do not generally publish unsolicited blog posts.

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Reader Emails

I love hearing from readers, and generally read every email that arrives in my inbox. I do my best to answer all emails that are sent to me, but one of the challenges of running a high-traffic blog in addition to having a full-time day job and a family with three kids is that managing my inbox can at times get overwhelming (I get a lot of email!).

As such, it may take a bit for me to respond, and sometimes weeks may go by before I get a chance to tackle my mail. Sometimes messages that slip off the first page of my inbox get missed - feel free to send me a reminder if you don’t get a response within a few weeks.

Looking for Shoe Advice?

If you are looking for shoe advice, I can best help if provided some information about what you like in a running shoe. In particular, forefoot width (wide/narrow), sole cushion (firm/soft), heel-forefoot differential (zero drop, <4mm, 4-8mm), primary use (trail/road/racing/distance), etc.

For shoe questions, I highly recommend posting your question on the Runblogger Forum – you will be more likely to get a quick response from me or a fellow shoe junkie who participates. The Runblogger Forum is also a great spot to post questions on form, transitioning, injuries, etc.. You can find the forum here: http://www.runblogger-forum.com/

Click HERE to send Pete an e-mail.

In addition to email, I also am active on Twitter and Facebook, and the benefit of using those services is that you can get advice from more people than just me – multiple perspectives are always beneficial! Twitter an Facebook links are provided below.

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About Runblogger
Runblogger is edited and authored by Peter Larson. Pete is an anatomy professor, writer, and a fanatical runner with a bit of a shoe obsession. He is co-author of the book Tread Lightly. Follow Pete on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and via email.




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