I need to stop running in shoes with a 10mm heel drop. None of the ones I’ve tried are shoes I’d recommend. But, in an attempt to stay open minded, I tried the Tracksmith Eliot Racer. Hoping these would be different, I went balls-to-walls and tried their best, most expensive shoe. Man was I wrong. […]
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Hands down one of the best, hardest things I can do in winter is go for a run… outside. Blistering cold wind, frozen fingertips, and a frosty red nose are just some of the characteristics I associate with running in February. Things I’d rather not experience if I don’t have to. But there’s an annoyingly
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Over the last twelve months I’ve had wonderful experiences with road and trail barefoot shoes. They create these wonderful mental and physical shocks of growth. Something I’ve grown to love… in the right setting. Since you’re more connected to your environment, nearly every movement is amplified. Improving how you bend, flex, and angle your body.
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Guys… you’ve got to try one of these. It’s been a while since I tried a new piece of gear that instantly became an essential. Now, anytime I run outside in the winter, I’m wearing Craft’s PRO Trail SubZ Padded Hood. This thing is a super suit that legitimately makes it easier to go for
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Have you ever tried creatine gummies? They’re strange little things. Their consistency is not like you’d probably expect; aka, they’re not like a gummy bear. I describe them to family and friends as a sandy/grainy fruit snack. And if you’re like some of my family members that take creatine daily, then they’re an interesting proposition.
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After listening to this video from Professor Ben Bikman, I find it terribly interesting that research correlates the amount of muscle mass with long term health and longevity. Even more surprising though, is that muscle mass has a higher correlation than aerobic capacity. Due to this, one of my new goals is to bulk up.
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I’m a pretty average guy with the exception that I’m a bit of a clean freak. I don’t like cluttered rooms, unorganized closets, or bathrooms that haven’t been cleaned for more than a week. However, I don’t see the need for things that are marketed towards people like me. Things like carpet powders to make
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I’m still amazed by what Nike has done with the Zoom Fly 6 running shoes. The materials are incredible, the build is solid, and the performance is remarkable… Yet, there are obvious missteps. Just like Apple, Nike makes these confusing, sometimes frustrating, product decisions that make no sense whatsoever. The Swoosh I remember when I
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The new AirPods Pro 3s came out in the Fall of 2025. Which for me, triggered the “big discount” mental alert for the 2s. As a tech fan, I would love to buy and use the 3s over the 2s, but when you look at new and used prices for the 2s (and consider what
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Last week I shared different ways that help me have enough energy each day without coffee or energy drinks. In that article, I included salt drinks and noted how drinking plain water throughout the day dilutes the different nutrients our mind and body need. Salt drinks, like Raw’s Replenish electrolyte powder, prevents this by both
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