I was actually learning about and contemplating barefoot running a long time before I took my first steps out to try it. I read the book Born to Run by Christopher McDougall way back in January or February of 2009. On my other blog, Avocational Singer, I wrote a post about some thoughts on barefoot running almost an entire year before I tried it. It was so interesting for me to go back and read that, knowing that I did not know I was in the future going to become a barefoot runner. Back then I was just thinking.
Here is the post if you'd like to check it out.
"What is Natural"
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But I read that bloggers are supposed to put disclaimers when they're using links like the Amazon Associate one, so this is my disclaimer.
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If anything ever changes with that, I'd let you all know that too.
1 comment:
Thanks for this view through your "time machine"--back to when you were thinking about barefoot running. That blog post was thoughtful and thought-provoking...
...but quite different from your current posts. Your current posts are (to me) much more engaging because they are so much more immediate. You're not "thinking" any more about running barefoot; you're actually DOING it!
Congratulations on the many steps you've taken! Thanks for bringing us along on your journey.
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