I can't wait for Thursday when we actually get to run some.
I am supposed to run 8 miles this weekend, so hopefully my shoes arrive in time to take them for a spin a few times before Saturday's run. I like to try a couple of shorter runs before a long run when I get new shoes. It helps to break them in a little and to ensure the fit and style work for me.
How do you test/break in new shoes?
Leslie, I think it is so great that you are going to do Girls on the Run for another season (season? are they seasons?). Your new shoes looks so cute. I haven't gotten new running in shoes in about two years, so I can't wait until I am back at running and can justify getting a new pair.
ReplyDeleteI've almost always bought my running shoes from a running store who's return policy will allow me to run in the shoes for up to 90 days and I can return them if the fit isn't good. The first few pairs I owned were the wrong kind of shoe for me (I didn't know this until after I got fit for the right kind of running shoe for my body type and running gait).
Season works. There is one in spring and one in fall...so let's go with it!! 90 days is a great amount of time to make sure shoes work!!
DeleteI coached Girl's On the Run at my school a few years ago and the girls LOVED it!!
ReplyDeleteLove those shoes!! I'm up for a new pair and I haven't decided what I want yet...thinking of trying something new!
I switched from Asics to Mizunos to Brooks...I'm a mess!! :) I have stuck with Brooks for my last 3 pairs though.
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