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sixelagogo, have you tried the visor by Halo? http://store.haloheadband.com/SPORT_VISORS_s/20.htm I would like a robot to run beside me and carry all my stuff for me.
sixelagogo, have you tried the visor by Halo?
http://store.haloheadband.com/SPORT_VISORS_s/20.htm
I would like a robot to run beside me and carry all my stuff for me.
I used endomondo for a while, and it would show me the route I ran transposed over a google map - that might work.
I would love to find a website that combines sophisticated mapping and run logging capability, with an active and entertaining forum.
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Why not then, upon finding a shoe you like, buy several at once?
Running shoes that don't expire and/or get changed or upgraded.... It would be nice to find a pair of running shoes that I can buy year after year, but normally after a year (or less) there is a new version that doesn't feel the same and you're back to looking for shoes that you can run in again......
Running shoes that don't expire and/or get changed or upgraded....
It would be nice to find a pair of running shoes that I can buy year after year, but normally after a year (or less) there is a new version that doesn't feel the same and you're back to looking for shoes that you can run in again......
Try basketball shorts - they don't do this at all.
I've come to the conclusion that the only way to avoid this is to possess wider hips and relatively long/lean thighs. I had this issue with traditional running shorts even in HS when I was a 115# equivalent of a current size 2. Hence my love of compression shorts with leg-grippers.
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Dude. Wrong answer. I mean, c'mon.
And basketball shorts? Wrong answer.
And build more tracks? Wrong answer.
And a fanny pack with a reflective strip?...depends on the question I guess. Can't blame you for trying though.
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A few more hours in the day huh, http://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Expanded-Updated-Cutting-Edge/dp/0307465357 ?
A few more hours in the day huh, http://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Expanded-Updated-Cutting-Edge/dp/0307465357
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Runners run
(Some of you need to learn to sew. It's easy enough to cobble together a pocket and sew it onto the inside of your shorts, or if you wear one, bra.)
These bras have pockets and are cute. I have one and it's pretty handy, but I'm not in love with the fabric. The pocket will hold a key/$$$/small phone/Gu/etc, but not all at once. http://www.objexsports.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=3&zenid=95r428snup2h29kuaftdn6vok1
I don't half-ass anything
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It would be really great if you could organize and motivate local governments to build sidewalks and soft-surface running paths in major cities. We don't need more stuff, just more places.
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Build more tracks? Have you ever ran for 20 miles around a track?
More soft-surface running paths would be nice for walkers too. Can't say I like sharing a path with cyclists though. (Sorry cyclists but you go too fast and I don't necessarily run in a straight line)
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I was a bit unsure if you were serious given your posts and the name of your site, but I did just look at the site, realised it was a shortening of your name and felt a bit bad. There are just a few definitions of the site name that aren't ideal, but that might be more of a UK thing.
Good luck with everything.
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Hi H2bubbles,
I run several miles in basketball shorts all the time, and it works well. They have a particularly strong waistband so they don't move at all.
Not suggesting them over traditional running shorts, but they can work.
Build more tracks was just a comment/ alternative to the idea of asking cities to tear our preexisting sidewalks and replace them with runner friendly sidewalks
Regarding our pack - what our packs offer are lightness, reflectiveness for safety - more than anyone else, and the ability to customize the pack to carry what you need.
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Dude. Wrong answer. I mean, c'mon. And basketball shorts? Wrong answer. And build more tracks? Wrong answer. And a fanny pack with a reflective strip?...depends on the question I guess. Can't blame you for trying though.
I suppose a light weight belt would be good, but most of the weight on mine is the stuff I carry with me and I'd need that anyway. I'm slow and back of the pack, so I have to be self supporting. I can't count on the aid stations in a race having water (or cups) left by the time I get there.
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