Invisible Shoes – First Attempt

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Invis­i­ble Shoes Huarache San­dals I have to admit that I really, really wanted the Invis­i­ble Shoes huaraches to work out for me. I loved the idea of a thin-soled, open san­dal. The idea of run­ning with noth­ing more than a long shoe lace and bit of rub­ber under my feet sounded great. Unfor­tu­nately, my first […]

Chai Chia Pudding

Chai Chia

When com­bined with a plant-based, unre­fined sugar, such as agave or raw honey, chia deliv­ers sus­tained energy. The seeds actu­ally cre­ate a phys­i­cal bar­rier in the stom­ach between car­bo­hy­drates and diges­tive enzymes. This results in a slower absorp­tion of sugar into the blood stream, mean­ing pro­longed energy rather than “spik­ing and bonking.”

The Jungle Effect

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I began read­ing The Jun­gle Effect: A Doc­tor Dis­cov­ers the Health­i­est Diets from Around the World—Why They Work and How to Bring Them Home by Daphne Miller, MD., over the week­end. I dis­cov­ered the book while look­ing in the health sec­tion at Books, Inc. I had just fin­ished Born to Run and was inter­ested in […]

The Sole of the Problem

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I recently fin­ished read­ing Born to Run, A Hid­den Tribe, Superath­letes, and the Great­est Race the World Has Never Seen. To say that it turned every­thing I thought I knew about run­ning upside down would be an under­state­ment. I lit­er­ally dis­cov­ered that things I had just learned about run­ning – and from some of the most accom­plished coaches out there – were com­pletely wrong. In fact, some of the lessons peo­ple taught me could very well have been con­tribut­ing to my injuries!

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