Runners. Are you getting into the Nike Prefontaine retro shoes and clothes?
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Nah.  I'm not about styles.  I just go with what's cheap and working.
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there are special socks for runners go to a modells or similar store to find them
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It may depend on what kind of tracks you'll be running on.  The different surfaces need different spikes.  But in any case, the lighter shoes the better.
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Well, i'd go to a specialty running shoe store. I've ran with brooks for distance, and they're really good.
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The brand isn't as important as the type. The 3 basic types are:\n\nMotion Control: usually for Heavier runners who tend to pronate severely (pronation is the rolling inward of the foot s you strike the ground)\n\nStability: for the average runner\n\nCushioned: for  the lighter, faster runner or for the runner who does not pronate enough.\n\nAlso, you need the right shoe for what you are doing; don't run in tennis shoes or play basketball in walking shoes. (I know  this is obvious, but you'd be surprised what people do.) Don't use cross trainers unless you are primarily lifting or using elliptical trainers & stationary bikes.\n\nFinally, check  out Runner's World or The Running Times. They each do shoe surveys that are quite helpful.\n\nOh, one more thing - I buy from Road Runner Sports on line; they rate and categorize shoes for you and carry all major brands. Me, I need a motion control shoe, so I use the Brooks Beast. I love the Brooks line.
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id have to go with asics also, but they're a good investment once u learn to wrestle with em.  I lost feeling in the front of my knee (like permanently) this season from it hittin the mat day after day lol.
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i have a really good pair of asics that I use for everything. running outside, inside, sometimes i just wear them for fun because they're so comfortable. the best thing to do is go to a sporting goods store and try on the ones that you like.
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Yes... Save your knees!!!!! Running shoes are the most important training tool a runner can have. Heavier shoes can put stress on your ligaments and joints. Running shoes are designed to take the stress and properly support your feet and legs during running. \n\nafter a while the spring will be pounded out of your running shoes. even though you will still have more cushion than running barefoot, the stress on your knees can be great enough to cause damage over time.  Ideally you should change your shoes every 3 months or 300 miles depending on your training volume. realistically if you can update your shoes twice a year you will probably be alright. But make sure you buy the right shoe for the terrain. I wouldn't recommend using a trail running shoe for a track or road race.\nbest of luck to you.
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you should try for the half marathon
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OMG....I'm so mad at the sneakers I just bought.  I narrowed it down to an Addidas running shoe and a Nike running shoe.  I ended up going with the Nike Impact Run sneaker.  I have never had a problem with Nike....but now, when I run....it sounds like an elephant is running.  I'm running correctly.  Not only that, but my right foot is not right after the run.  I'm glad I didn't thow out my old sneakers.
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I'm instinctively going to say "a" .... it just seems like a good idea.  Definitely before jogging! \n\nSue
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http://nikeid.nike.com/nikeid/index.jhtml?_requestid=178990#pdp,running,_667265655f355f30763230363034,all\n\ntry this one. enjoy!
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There are several good ones. I personally like the Titleist SoLo and the Nike SuperSoft. A lot of people like the Maxfli Noodle. All of these have a soft feel and good distance.
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Sneakers are sportshoes like Nike, Adidas etc.
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It depends on what type of foot you have and what type of running you do.  \n\nIf you have narrow feet, Nike work well -- use a size larger than your usual size since Nike's run small.\nIf you have wide feet, New Balance are the best running shoes and have a large selection of wide sizes.\n\nMake sure that the shoes have good arch support and either gel (New Balance or Asics -- they are really good shoes also) or air (Nike) in the heels.  Light-weight shoes are especially suited for running.\n\nIf you do most of your running on asphalt (streets or sidewalks) or on a track, use (normal) running shoes.  If you are going to be running on surfaces that may have small stones or dirt, buy cross-training shoes.\n\nI hope that helps you with your decision!
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I love it,\n\nits very easy to do, very cheap to start out, you dont need much specialized equipment - just shoes!\nI love that its both very social and very individual.  I do distance runs, and sometimes there are thousands of people together; but in the end, you have to do it all on your own, there are no teammates to carry you if you have a bad day.