http://www.hojohnlee.com/running/2006/02/05/running-shoes-reloaded/ Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:53:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 http://www.hojohnlee.com/running/2006/02/05/running-shoes-reloaded/#comment-1403 Sun, 04 Mar 2007 21:07:36 +0000 http://www.hojohnlee.com/running/2006/02/05/running-shoes-reloaded/#comment-1403 [...] I’m still using the Hurricane 7’s and GT-2110’s from last year for short runs, but they’ve both got well over 500 miles on them, and for me that rules them out for longer runs. I start getting a variety of foot and leg problems, mostly plantar fasciaitis, if I log a lot of mileage in worn out shoes. So far I’ve put in a couple of 10 mile runs without any problems. The Hurricane 9’s seem to be a little lighter than the 5’s or 7’s, which is good if your form is pretty clean, but I feel like it might not provide quite as much support if you’re on the edge of an injury. I haven’t had any problems on this training cycle yet, but I haven’t pushed my mileage up very far yet either. Tags: injury, running, shoes, training [...] […] I’m still using the Hurricane 7’s and GT-2110’s from last year for short runs, but they’ve both got well over 500 miles on them, and for me that rules them out for longer runs. I start getting a variety of foot and leg problems, mostly plantar fasciaitis, if I log a lot of mileage in worn out shoes. So far I’ve put in a couple of 10 mile runs without any problems. The Hurricane 9’s seem to be a little lighter than the 5’s or 7’s, which is good if your form is pretty clean, but I feel like it might not provide quite as much support if you’re on the edge of an injury. I haven’t had any problems on this training cycle yet, but I haven’t pushed my mileage up very far yet either. Tags: injury, running, shoes, training […]

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