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Runner's World Essential Guides: Barefoot Running and Minimalism : Everything You Need to Know to Make the Healthy Transition to Minimalist Shoes and Barefoot Running by Scott Douglas; Editors of Runner's World Maga is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Runner's World Essential Guides: Barefoot Running and Minimalism : Everything You Need to Know to Make the Healthy Transition to Minimalist Shoes and Barefoot Running about?

The basic rationale for running barefoot or in minimalist models goes something like this: Humans evolved to cover long distances by foot. By introducing a thick layer of cushioning and an elevated heel between the foot and the ground, modern running shoes alter natural running form. But modern running shoes alter form in ways that lead to injury. Therefore, getting back to a more natural running gait by running in little-to-no shoe will lead to improved form, which should lower injury rates. A key reason to run barefoot or in minimalist shoes is to allow your feet to work more naturally, free from the confines and controls of overly engineered running shoes. Unfortunately, too many runners, eager to run more naturally, have gone too far, too fast, from one extreme to the other. The realities of modern life have weakened our feet, ankles, and lower legs, and our bodies have adapted to the shoes we have worn for most of our lives; if we suddenly start running in little-to-no shoe, our bodies are not prepared for the new stresses. Runner's World Essential Guides: Barefoot Running and Minimalism  provides historical context, thoughts, advice, and tips on making a healthy transition. T

Who reads Runner's World Essential Guides: Barefoot Running and Minimalism : Everything You Need to Know to Make the Healthy Transition to Minimalist Shoes and Barefoot Running?

It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.

Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Scott Douglas; Editors of Runner's World Maga
Publisher
Potter/Ten Speed/Harmony/Rodale
Published
2011
Language
EN
ISBN
9781609614164
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Medical, Cooking, Sports

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