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Great Barefooter's Web Site

Postby Albert on Tue Jun 05, 2007 2:37 am

http://barefootted.com/

I'm sure you all will enjoy this great guy and his adventures.
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Howdy from Barefoot Ted

Postby Barefoot_Ted on Thu Jun 07, 2007 9:43 pm

Howdy Folks

Thanks for your kind words.

I am lucky. I really don't have to wear shoes.

I do run barefoot, including marathons and further.

I am also intrigued by minimal sandals that have been used for 1000s of years, especially when I am running for more than 20 miles in the mountains.

I actually started making huaraches, Mexican running sandals, and have found them to be an excellent running sandal.

I use a 4mm sole which is just thick enough to give some protection and still give a feeling of the ground. I also use hemp straps.

All I can say about barefoot running is that it is totally doable and worth the effort. Shoes injure feet, so avoid them if you can.

BFT
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One foot at a time. One sole at a time. One hell of a good time.

Barefoot Ted's Adventures
www.BarefootTed.com
1-818-332-7944 ext. 4

Huaraches - Indigenous Running Sandals
http://groups.google.com/group/huaraches
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