Who cares about high jump? Give me 5K results
Who cares about Olympics when most of us are struggling to get a decent 5K time? Focus on us mortals, not elite athletes.
Yoga's a waste of time, just stretch after your runs.
Kara Goucher's a great choice, but let's be real, she's a pro. I'm more inspired by the everyday runners who balance life and training. Someone who's not getting paid to run, but still crushes it. That's relatable.
I've tried max cushioning shoes and honestly, they felt like running in moon boots. If you're not a heavy heel striker, you're just paying for extra fluff. Give me a good ol' pair of Brooks Launch any day.
Honestly, if you're still skeptical after a few years of running, you're probably not doing it right. Strength training isn't a replacement for running, it's a supplement. It'll help with efficiency, endurance, and injury prevention. Don't be lazy, make time for it.
GPS all the way. Maps are for tourists.
Honestly, I think it's a fad. I mean, have you seen the state of our sidewalks lately? No thanks, I'll stick with my trusty shoes.
I'd rather have ugly feet than a busted knee any day. You can't put a price on good form, even if it means some battle scars.
You're not buying into it? I'm not buying into the idea that we need to idolize people just because they ran a lot. If I'm being honest, I find most of these 'inspirational' runners to be a bit self-absorbed. Let's focus on our own running journeys instead of putting others on pedestals.