
by Tyler Hurst on Jan 16, 2012
After running five half marathons – three in Vibram Sprints – I wanted a bit more of a full-body challenge. I wanted a race that required more than just strong legs and good lungs. I wanted something I’d be proud to finish. Props to Brian Jones, James Schreiner, Michael Wills and Michael Yarnall for running [...]
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by Dana Patterson on Mar 23, 2011
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by admin on Feb 09, 2011
This is a guest post by Derek Garibaldi. Derek reached out to us on Twitter asking for advice and information for competing in his first triathlon, and also wearing FiveFingers for the first time. We thought it’d be a great idea for Derek to write a little bit about himself and what he is trying [...]
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by Tyler Hurst on Oct 22, 2010
I’m not a novice runner. Before I first tried Vibrams, I’d been running off and on since high school, most 3-6 mile jogs as punishment after parties, because I was bored or simply because it was the best time to listen to audiobooks. I didn’t run very far, nor did I run super fast. And [...]
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by Dana Patterson on Oct 08, 2010
Wearing Five Fingers to work is like going to work without any shoes on. That probably sounds like a dream to you, but in my world, it’s a reality! I am a Health and Physical Education Teacher at a middle school and I get to rock my five fingers everyday. The first time that I [...]
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by Dan Hinckley on Sep 29, 2010
This article is a guest post by Jessica, a 30 year-old neonatal nurse who lives in Kentucky. In addition to her nursing responsibilities, Jessica is a wife and a grad student. She’s a proud member of the FiveFingers Army and was kind enough to share her recent experience with the famous footwear. The first time [...]
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by vffrunner on Apr 09, 2010
Running a marathon isn’t just about running. It is also very much about balance. Try this simple test. Stand up. Go ahead, I promise this won’t hurt. Now lift one foot about 2 inches and hold it relatively close to (but not touching) your other leg. Now balance on the other foot for one minute. [...]
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by John Elder on Apr 08, 2010
Over the next few weeks, we will work our way up the body, talking about your breathing in addition to that rotator cuff pain you’re having at Mile 4 of your run, but this week we’ll take on something that sits a little closer to your feet.
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by vffrunner on Apr 02, 2010
Today we’re going to talk about that dark topic of injuries. Injuries are a part of nearly every long distance runner’s history or their future. A quick Google search indicates that anywhere from 40-70% of runners are injured at some point during their running career. Does that make you want to stop running? Well, it [...]
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by Daniel Dessinger on Mar 28, 2010
Since this site is about you, I want to hear from you. What do YOU do in your Fivefingers? Tell me what style(s) you wear and what you do in them. Running, walking, karate, yoga, rock climbing, swimming, surfing, parkour, wrestling, cow tipping, whatever.
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