Latest Five Fingers Reviews 8/30/09
By Justin Owings on Aug 30, 2009 | In general | 1 comment »
Below are this past week's latest reviews of Vibram Five Fingers:
- Vibram Five Fingers at Jamie Abrams [Sprints]:
My lavender beauties give each of my toes space to act individually. If any of you have ever been to one of my yoga classes you’ll know what I am on about. I am a self-admitted toe-spreading addict. The importance of being able to move your toes in such a fashion is near-critical to a stable yoga practice. You can fully root and ground yourself before embarking on the yogic odyssey of bendy bliss.
- Rock your feet! Vibram Five Fingers and Foot Fitness at Coach RJ [KSO]:
The last few weeks of wearing my VFFs has been pretty amazing. I have even done some barefoot running while on the grass. My plantar fasciitis got better the FIRST WEEK I wore my VFFs! For the first time in three years, I did a one-hour trail run without any foot problems last weekend. I did use my trail running shoes and orthotics for the actual trail run though as my feet are not quite ready for that much work, but you never know...I might end up running the whole way with them one day!
About the Author — I founded BirthdayShoes.com in April 2009 on realizing just how much I enjoyed having "free feet" - I mostly wanted to use them for weights, sprints, and plyometrics (I'm not much of a runner!). I'm a Googler by day and minimalist footwear aficionado by night; you can find me 'round Atlanta. If you want to catch up with what I'm doing outside of the site here, follow me on twitter @bdayshoes or @justinno or check out my personal site JustinOwings.com.Justin Owings+ has written 754 articles and 302 comments.
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I totally agree with the review of the sprints... i wear my pink ones for yoga too and love them! The way they enable you to spread your toes is amazing :-) Oh... and just to let you know lovethoseshoes.com is offering a 20% discount on FiveFingers until the end of today. just quote 5FINGERS at the checkout!
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