How does the Nike shoe know how much you ran?
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It's not the shoe that is important, it's the ipod sensor that is the important part. It is very accurate and I have only heard a few complaints. Mostly from people who don't like the some of the softwear. \n\nThere is no need to go buy new nike shoes if you already have a perfectly good pair of adidas or something else.  You can get just the ipod sensor and softwear that has a clip on the sensor that you attach to your laces and off you go.
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Big fan of Nike Shox here, most comfortable running shoes I ever purchased, until I got the new air max 360's, its like running on air :)
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they make equipment that runs on sensors-you start with your foot and a pad and when you release it starts your time-there is a sensor at the other end that stops your time-where to get them I'm not sure-you could try eastbay
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Are you asking how long it would take to run 17 miles for you or an answerer? You need to know your avg. speed for a distance, preferably the longest you have ran and then multiply that by 17 and that will give you an approx. time you will run in 17 miles. Not including the other factors that need to be factored in (weather, running route, and fitness level).
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I've run several ultra-marathons where stream crossings have been part of the course. Yes, your feet get wet. If you're wearing well fitting running shoes and good, moisture-wicking socks, then the majority of the water is shed from the shoe, and your feet, relatively quickly.\n\nAfter a few hundred yards of running beyond the stream, your feet are only slightly more wet that they would have been from sweat alone. In addition, you've had the opportunity to cool your feet, which is a real joy after having run for 10 hours.\n\nWith some experience you will find that you have one or two areas on your feet which are more likely to blister. These areas can be taped prior to the run, to reduce the abrasion of your shoes and socks. A good blister prevention/treatment kit can be purchased through Zombie Runner -- http://www.zombierunner.com/store/product3.html\n\nWhatever you do, don't wear cotton socks.
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probaboly so, try http://www.nike.com
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you really should find out what kind of running shoe you need. do you over/under pronate? do you need a stabilizing shoe? nike's tend to run a lil narrow and i've stayed away from them. quality running stores will look at how you walk to determine what kind of runner you are. that's really the first step in determining if the frees are appropriate for you.
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Take that number in miles divde by 186000 miles per second. That will leave your answer (x) by seconds. Divide x by 3600 (seconds in a hour). This will gave you hours. Divide the remainder by 60 (seconds in a minute). This will gave you minutes. The reminder is seconds, which should be less than 60 if your math is right.
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Where your feet make contact with the belt, oil on the underside where the belt and treadmill surface touch each other. So when you run, your body weight is lubricated on the underside of the belt against the body of the treadmill so it offers little resistance as the belt moves and you step.
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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 ran track in HS...why do u ask? i ran the mile and 800 and 4X800 in outdoor and in indoor i ran the 4X800 and the 600 yard dash
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contact New Balance, they should give that information to you.
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Shoes & clothes.  Synthetics, especially, accumulate charge as you move around.
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naw man its all for free.  get it from nike, dont just watch the vids on youtube or whatever cuz there's more when you download the whole thing.\n\nnikesoccer.com
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Sorry - cannot answer your question, but at least you got me to take a look: \n\nhttp://www.runnersworld.com/home/0,,s6-0-0-0-0,00.html\n\nThanks
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They are a measurement to determine oxygen consumption during exercise.\n\nMore mets, more oxygen used.
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For ten people you ask, you will get ten different answers. I used to run a lot when I was younger. 10 miles was an average run. I chose Adidas. I liked them because the sole wasn't huge and blocky, and the shoe molded to my foot nicely when I ran. It was the closest thing to running barefoot...really comfortable. \n\nBut to get the perfect fit for you, you really will have to try different shoes to get a nice fit and performance that satisfies you.