On the New York Times Health email today, they featured an article titled Finding a Sustainable Running Stride. The article mentions nothing about shoes but instead focuses on a form of running called Chi Running, which was developed by Danny Dreyer, an ultramarathoner. The lack of focus on footwear is huge—footwear can alter your stride. [...]
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