we'll find a way.

This has got to stop.

If you're really interested in reading the article, you can find it here.

I take issue with studies that purposely attempt to find problems with running shoes (and I mean running shoes of ANY kind) because if you're looking for things to go wrong, you will always find something. That's not news.

Here's the truth about running shoes: there are thousands (millions?) to choose from because there are billions of feet to cover and everyone is different. There are Five Fingers that even I don't like. Just as Nike is not the same as New Balance is not the same as Adidas, I promise someone somewhere will have a problem with at least one pair of shoes in their life.

My feet were not meant for regular cushioning. It's okay if your feet aren't meant for the minimalist style.

Just as long as you can exercise in comfort, that's what matters.

Now, I'm on my way out for a 9 mile run because it's March and the weather finally recognizes that.