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In response to "I'm not saying everyone has to be barefoot, at all. -- nm" by loosilu at work

I think barefoot running is great for the natural running form, but it would have to be done on carefully controlled conditions.

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Sep 27 '10, 10:45

Like, the beach. :)

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also ... about the beach. soft sand is pretty hard to run on actually, plus it can hide glass - loosilu at work Sep 27, 10:46 8
- I'm thinking of two local beaches in particular, when I suggest beach running. - Beryllium Sep 27, 10:49 5
  - I love kirsten gum's treasure hunting shows. she did one on sea glass - zork Sep 27, 10:51
  - ooh, nice. -- nm - loosilu at work Sep 27, 10:49 3
    - And the sand is packed enough to run on - you kick up a bit of muddy sand, I guess, but it's better than actual sand running. -- nm - Beryllium Sep 27, 10:50 2
      - perfection -- nm - Spawn Sep 27, 10:51
      - weirdly enough, the hardest surfaces are the easiest to run on. concrete and asphalt. - loosilu at work Sep 27, 10:51
- I don't like it. -- nm - Anakin Skywalker Sep 27, 10:47 1
  - Little Orphan Annie. -- nm - Beaker Sep 27, 10:47
that's what I'm doing now. I'd like to swtich to thin shoes after I learn better form. The hardcore folks go barefoot everywhere. -- nm - loosilu at work Sep 27, 10:46 2
- maybe they just can't afford sneakers. -- nm - Beaker Sep 27, 10:47 1
  - not these folks. -- nm - loosilu at work Sep 27, 10:48

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