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The Country's #1 and #2 Best Sellers!
We have the latest models of the country's two best selling running shoes. The Asics GT-2130 and the Brooks Adrenaline GTS-8. Both of these models offer a great blend of stability and cushioning with a fit that works for many people. Stop in today and see what the excitement is all about!
Easy to See, Great to Wear!
Brooks NightLife apparel is highly visible and highly technical. The bright color makes it very easy to see in day light or low visiblity conditions (such as fog) and the reflective material makes it visible in dark conditions. They offer jackets, tights, gloves, hats, headbands, socks, lights, and other items as part of this popular product line. Stop in and check it out.
Training Tip
Q: How do I know what to wear for training during cold weather months?
A: First, dress for about 15-20 degrees warmer than the actual temperature since you will be generating heat during your run (dress for 45-50 degress when the thermometer reads 30 degrees). Second, avoid cotton since it holds sweat and moisture next to your skin which will give you the chills. Lastly, dress in several light-weight layers that you can shed if you get too warm. Your outter layer should protect you from wind, snow, rain, sleet.
Local Events
Come join the fun at the 27th annual Columbus Roadrunners Club Winter Run on Sunday January 27, 2008 at 1:00 PM. After the race enjoy the hot soup and take a hot shower. See the Columbus Roadrunners Club website for more information.
How Fast? How Far?
Have you ever wondered how fast your last run was? Or maybe how far? Then check out some of the Tools and Resources listed in the links to the right of this newsletter. You can map out your route to see how far it is. Or, maybe already you already know how far you went and how long it took but you'd like to know what your average pace is...then check out our pace calculator. Maybe you have a particular race in mind and want to know what your finish time will be if you average a certain pace...then check out either the pace calculator or the pace chart. All of these tools are free so be sure to check them out!
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