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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Flexible Mizunos
The Shoe Mizuno Wave Rider 14. The Official Description Mizuno describes the Wave Rider 14 as a cushioned, flexible shoe that prevents foot fatigue. In fact, they use the word “flex” a lot. The shoe boasts “high-tech flex grooves” and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bermuda Race Weekend, Mizunos, Running shoes
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Beer, Boston and buffs
You’ve done your run? Got your coffee? Okay. You’re good to go. This edition of The Sunday Read includes what’s on tap in Boston, and some not-so-naked news about showing off your buff. To celebrate its 125th anniversary, the Boston … Continue reading
What you want and what you need
Some days running is like that Rolling Stones’ song: You don’t always get what you want, but you get what you need. The good news is I ran today, the first time in a week. I joined a group of … Continue reading
Ottawa Race Weekend
Ottawa: our nation’s capital. Home to the federal seat of power, some of our largest and most important cultural institutions, and to Ottawa Race Weekend. A handful of spring marathons are available for the running in Eastern Canada – Halifax’s … Continue reading
Signal Hill’s stairwell of pain
My Run is about your run, your favourite routes, what they have to offer and why you enjoy them. It joins The Tuesday Kick, The Sunday Read and other regular features on Sub-three. As always, I hope you enjoy the … Continue reading
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Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon
The Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon Halifax, Nova Scotia Third weekend in May Its status as the largest marathon east of Montreal attracts thousands of new runners every year. And its reputation as a demanding and confusing course repels more experienced … Continue reading
Welcome to The Tuesday Kick
Shoes…runners can’t live without them. We love our shoes. In fact, when I sent out a request asking that people tell me what they run in and why, I was surprised at how many people responded and how quickly. Obviously, … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian Running, New Balance, Running shoes, trainers
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“We don’t need smarter shoes; we need smarter feet.”
In the interim, I know you’ve been wondering: What about your quest for that sub-three marathon time? Well, okay…I know the thought never crossed your mind once. But I’ll tell you anyway. The ironies continue to pile up faster than … Continue reading
The first Sunday Read
Welcome to what I hope will become a regular feature of Sub-three: The Sunday Read, a weekly collection of running news-related links you can enjoy over coffee (after your long run, of course). Perhaps the most infamous story this week: … Continue reading
A runner’s alphabet
A is for aerobics. The foundation of running. B is for breath. It seems we’re always trying to catch it. C is for carbohydrates. The fuel that drives us. D is for distance. It can be a mile or a … Continue reading