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On Your Mark, Get Set, Win New Sneakers!

12 hours 49 min ago by FitSugar
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On Your Mark, Get Set, Win New Sneakers! If the Olympics are inspiring you to get in shape, then you're in luck. We're giving away two $150 gift cards to Road Runner Sports, so you can snag a new pair of running shoes and get your fitness aspirations off the ground. To enter to win one of the two gift cards, just take the Olympic-themed quiz below by 1 p.m. PDT on Thursday, Aug.
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Sale Alert: Running Shoes at Endless.com

Jul 9 2008 - 4:00pm by FitSugar
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Sale Alert: Running Shoes at Endless.com Did you know that you should replace your running sneakers every 350-550 miles. That's not a very long time if you're a regular runner. Running shoes can be pricey, especially if you're replacing them every 4 months.
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Back on Track: Check Your Sneaks

Jul 6 2008 - 3:30am by FitSugar
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Back on Track: Check Your Sneaks After a three-day weekend, possibly full of splurges, you want to get back on track, and let's start from the bottom up. How are your sneakers treating your feet. You should replace your running shoes every 350 to 500 hundred miles, and you might be due.
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What's the Deal With Pronation?

May 28 2008 - 3:30am by FitSugar
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What's the Deal With Pronation? "Pronation" may sound like a country inhabited entirely by paid athletes, but it's actually a concept that all amateur runners need to understand. The word refers to the way your foot rolls as it hits the ground, and understanding your pronation type is crucial when choosing a pair of running shoes. Are you an overpronator or an underpronator.
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5 Things: Breaking in New Sneaks

May 5 2008 - 2:30pm by FitSugar
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5 Things:  Breaking in New Sneaks Spring always inspires me to buy new fitness gear, so if you're like me, you probably picked up a new pair of sneakers. Here are some things to keep in mind when breaking them in.
  1. Buy a new pair before your old ones start to fall apart. That way if you start to feel pain or a blister coming on, you can switch back to the pair you know and love.
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