vivalarepublica wrote:
But first, I have to stop being injured and run again.
Everybody thinks he has the right to come and tell to a Sketchers runner something, and in NYC it usually is the pain that keeps him from being a world class runner. Next I'm going to wear them to a red rubber or cinder track--everybody knows what that is for.
Can you rephrase that?
It's like attending community college, you get no respect from people.
sketchers are not real running shoes by any means. they're a cheaply made and very low quality shoe, the type you would find at a department store. no cushion or support, and you'll break your ankle immediately if you try to run in them. don't let their marketing tricks fool you.
Millennium Falcon wrote:
vivalarepublica wrote:
But first, I have to stop being injured and run again.
Everybody thinks he has the right to come and tell to a Sketchers runner something, and in NYC it usually is the pain that keeps him from being a world class runner. Next I'm going to wear them to a red rubber or cinder track--everybody knows what that is for.
I have no idea what you are saying, but I am hurt at the moment and running makes it worse. So I am not running until I am healed.