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Shoepaedia: Key Running Shoe Terms Explained
By Runner's World on 04/08/2009 12:21:46
In-depth explanations and diagrams to help you understand more about how running shoes are constructed
with the ground. Toe-off The propulsion phase of the gait pattern starts when the heel lifts and the body begins to move forward. Efficient runners spend as much time absorbing the impact of each footfall as they do propelling themselves forward. Heel Counter
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Best Off-Road Shoes
By Rob Spedding on 22/06/2005 19:41:13
The pavements are awash, and the fields submerged, so you'll need a pair of winter shoes to protect your feet. Or will you?
, and it can increase the chance of blisters. Shove your foot inside a wet running shoe, and the moisture and body heat create a perfect breeding ground for bacteria that will make your shoes cheesier than Daniel Bedingfield.Yet even if you run in the British
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How To Choose Winter Kit
By Runner's World on 02/11/2009 10:30:21
The secrets of staying warm and dry on the run
good rule of thumb to avoid overheating is to kit yourself out as if it were 10ºC warmer. Wind affects your body's ability to control its temperature by sweating, so wrap up warm on windy days. A buff will shield your face and keep you breathing
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Gear on test: Autumn Jackets
By Runner's World on 21/08/2009 13:34:28
When the heavens open, make sure you're prepared with a lightweight, weather-resistant jacket
The British autumn is often a tricky call kit-wise, too wet for T-shirts but still too warm for thick layers. So we took a selection of the best shower-resistant, lightweight jackets out for a test-run. They're not designed to stand up to really
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How To Look After Your Kit
By David Mitchell on 14/07/2008 15:00:18
Get more mileage from your money with these simple gear do's and don'ts
’ve enlisted the advice of some top kit experts to give you the definitive answer to your queries in our Q+A guide to keeping your gear running.SHOESQ: How can I tell when it’s time to replace my shoes?A: It’s tough – your favourite pair of shoes might feel
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RW's Top Bras
By Marguerite Lazell on 04/06/2005 14:17:32
A raft of makes, sizes and styles of sports bras that can make you feel good about yourself, and your running. RW tests Sugoi, Insport, Odlo and Champion
chintz, diesel, arrow, blackThis vest with built-in bra wouldn’t be supportive enough for larger women, but for slighter builds it is a well-designed piece of kit that boasts form as well as function. It’s flatteringly cut to skim, but not hug, the body
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RW Test: Sports Bras
By Runner's World on 26/04/2009 15:58:54
RW tests bras from Sportjock, Thuasne, AdiShe, Triumph, Freya Active, Champion, Shock Absorber, Enell and Anita
How many types of sports bra are there?There are two. Encapsulated, where each breast is supported in its own cup; and compression, where the breasts are pressed close to the body. However, some bra manufacturers are now combining the two concepts
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Best of Product Reviews
By Runner's World on 31/05/2007 11:22:17
Prize-winning product reviews written by RW readers
activities. Very nice sporty look.Weaknesses: Would need slightly more support for running/jumping if larger chested. Side fasteners, although excellent, can sometimes be fiddly when the bra is new. If you have even a small amount of fat on your upper back
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