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Don’t Be Afraid to Crank Up the Tempo in the Brooks Launch 6

Article added May 24, 2019 Categories Featured Shoes and Gear, Shoes

Written By: AMANDA FURRER

This affordable neutral trainer is lightweight with just enough cushioning to go long—and fast. The RW Takeaway: The Launch 6 is a neutral road shoe that’s lightweight yet amply cushioned for longer distance racing. An updated midsole with more foam in the forefoot. BioMoGo DNA provides a bouncy ride. A one-piece breathable seamless upper. Price: $179.95 […]

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Find the Best Running Shoes for Flat Feet

Article added May 24, 2019 Categories Featured Shoes and Gear, Shoes, Shoes and Gear

Written By: CAITLIN GIDDINGS

No, you don’t need more arch support. But here’s what you do need. Flat-footed runners face a number of challenges in finding the right running shoe—not least of which is a glut of conflicting information on the topic. The internet and your local running store will likely urge you to buy a shoe with more arch […]

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The Garmin Forerunner 45 Made Me Reassess How I Live My Life

Article added May 23, 2019 Categories Essential Gear, Featured Shoes and Gear, Uncategorized

Written By: AMANDA FURRER

Or at least enlightened me on why I’m tired all of the time, and when I should push myself more—or take a rest day. The RW Takeaway: The Garmin Forerunner 45 has everything you need if you’re used to wearing a more simplistic Forerunner. Syncs to Garmin Connect via phone app. Records stress, sleep, steps, […]

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There’s a 50 Percent Chance You’re Tying Your Running Shoes Wrong

Article added May 23, 2019 Categories Featured News, Shoes and Gear

Written By: RUNNER'S WORLD EDITORS

How to keep your laces tight, pick the right shoes, and more, from the Runner’s World test editors. There isn’t a single shoe you can buy that’s perfect for all conditions and workouts. On long runs, wear a cushioned trainer for support. On race day, break out those racing flats. —Amanda Furrer Gray shoes are perceived as […]

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Is There Really Such a Thing as Perfect Running Form?

Article added May 23, 2019 Categories Featured News, Featured Training, Injury Prevention, Training

Written By: MALLORY CREVELING

Running experts weigh in on how to know if you should make changes to your mechanics for injury prevention and efficiency. As runners, we all consistently take strides to improve our time on the road. We aim for a faster pace, a farther distance, or even just the ability to end a long run feeling […]

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