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Who Knew Pounding the Pavement Could Feel So Good?

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Brooks 2010 Glycerin 8 is a Cause Celeb for Seasoned Runners

Running without synergistic footwear can lead to a variety of foot ailments, most of which result directly from running with poorly designed shoes. Most podiatrists stress the importance of good shoes in caring for your feet and spine. So when Brooks launched their 2010 Glycerin 8 shoes I was keen to try them out.Brooks DNA makes it all possible. This innovation basically means that the soles tense up as you run. This gives seasoned runners more support during hard strikes and a softer ride when you're not running as hard. Brooks DNA responds to every step, dispersing impact and providing ideal comfort and protection as the pace changes. If asked for the secret to your improved endurance, just say it's all the power yoga you're doing.

This particular model offers good design and a normal weight (12.6oz). The best part - even on my first run I didn't feel a single pinch! Not one. This is a first for me. Engineered Cush Pod Configuration sets the foot in an efficient, balanced position from heel strike to toe-off offering maximum cushioning and flexibility. There is excellent airflow through the upper. These shoes also have an outersole is made of HPR Plus that improves durability and prevents scuffing.

The most important thing for a running shoe is if it can handle the harsh impact of running on concrete and pavement. Brooks DNA material works so well on preventing stress to your body they really work. These shoes also pay attention to the environment thanks to the use of BioMoGo, the world's first-ever bio-degradable midsole and laces made from 100% recycled materials.

By Si Si Penaloza, Editorial Director, WOMAN.ca


Si Si Penaloza
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Si Si has cultivated strong ties with editors, producers and publishers at all major Canadian media outlets. She is a seasoned print, radio and broadcast specialist. Graduating Magna Cum Laude from Bowdoin College in Maine, Si Si moved to Manhattan to study Film at New York University. Her strengths lie in contextualizing relevant content for a broad audience. She's driven to stay competitive and at the top of the market - commissioning exclusive features and launching bold initiatives. 

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