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Right Shoes For Womens Mini Marathon

Jen76 · 2006-10-23 13:34:43

Hello, I was hoping someone might know of a good shoe to train for the womens mini marathon in June. I am just getting back into fitness and running now that the kids are older thought I'd try and get my figure back:D The last pair I had were Nike and I think they could be a bit old as when I tried running in them they…

23-10-2006 1:34pm

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Jen76

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Hello,

I was hoping someone might know of a good shoe to train for the womens mini marathon in June. I am just getting back into fitness and running now that the kids are older thought I'd try and get my figure back:D

The last pair I had were Nike and I think they could be a bit old as when I tried running in them they seemed very hard under foot.

Not sure If I'm posting this in the right forum.

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#2 23-10-2006 1:40pm

hunnymonster

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Congratulations on deciding to do some running again.

If you are going to do a lot of running then you need running shoes not some random pair of cross trainers. Have a read of
http://www.runningwarehouse.com/LearningCenter/FootAnalysis.html
and then go to a running shop to see what they recommend.

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#3 23-10-2006 1:44pm

quozl

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Check out this thread
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054976734&page=1

I'd recommend Amphibian King in Bray. They're the only store in the republic that does proper gait analysis as far as I know.

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#4 23-10-2006 2:28pm

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If you are in Cork you can visit John Buckley Sports. A friend was in recently and got good advice for her flat feet.
I got a pair of 2006 Nike Pegasus (I know from gait analysis a while back that I am a neutral pronator).
Also, you can get a special internet price if you order by email or fax.

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#5 23-10-2006 2:32pm

Jak

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Yah depending on where you are based the suggestions above cover it.
Have been out to http://www.amphibianking.ie/ and find it very professional and friendly.

A proper pair of shoes makes a world of difference.

JAK

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#6 23-10-2006 3:01pm

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Agree ... go to Damien in Amphibian King in Bray and he'll get you sorted. The gait analysis can save you money and injury down-time in the medium term.

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