-
25. Justifying Running Shoe Addictions with Research, Road vs. Trail Running, & The Size 15 Runner Seminar Series
- 2024/07/24
- 再生時間: 31 分
- ポッドキャスト
-
サマリー
activate_samplebutton_t1
あらすじ・解説
The Size 15 Runner insufficiently explains how to use research to justify your running shoe addiction to others; he pits road running against trail running in the lamest possible cage match as he attempts to determine which is more fun; and he launches his all-new 51-part running Seminar Series: “If it Ain’t Fun, Don’t Run it.”
- Road vs. Trail Running: With the first pair of shoes with lugs added to my gigantic rotation, I hit the trails as I try to determine if it’s more fun than road running. Spoiler: I have no idea what I’m doing on the trails.
- Research Supports Buying Running Shoes: Paying for experiences is more likely to lead to happiness than buying material goods. That’s a problematic finding for running shoe addicts like me. But when you consider the opportunities presented by good running shoes, you realize buying running shoes is a material purchase that leads to the best experiences life can offer. Discover how to justify that buying endless pairs of running shoes is a brilliant investment.
- The Size 15 Runner Seminar Series: I draw upon my two decades of running experience to provide the most correct tips, tricks, tools, techniques, methods, educational guesses, and advice I've acquired to become one of the best runners in the world. And now, you too can become one of the best runners in the world—not as skilled as The Size 15 Runner, of course. Catch a sneak peek of one of the 51 seminar sessions you can experience.
thesize15runner.com
Newsletter