45. Making Running Shoes Great Again, ASICS Glideride Max, & Worst Running Mistakes Part 1
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45. Making Running Shoes Great Again, ASICS Glideride Max, & Worst Running Mistakes Part 1
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The Size 15 Runner makes at least 3 mistakes addressing a New York Times article on the worst 3 running mistakes (2:15); he attempts to make running shoes great again—despite the fact they’ve currently never been greater (12:30); and he reviews the underrated and EVA-plated ASICS Glideride Max—a pair that has him gliding and riding with joy (23:11).
- ASICS Glideride Max Review — ASICS’ newest plated shoe with FF BLAST MAX isn’t just another max cushioned daily trainer; it’s one of the most versatile. The “basket case” aka The Size 15 Runner makes the case for why it’s also one of the most underrated shoes. What case will you make?
- Make Running Shoes Great Again — Running shoes were once great; sadly, they are no longer great. Fortunately, The Size 15 Runner’s Department of Running Shoe Efficiency (DORSE) has developed a 3-point plan to cut inefficiencies from running shoes.
- Worst Running Mistakes, Pt. 1 — The New York Times published an article describing the worst mistakes runners make. The Size 15 Runner published this podcast episode describing why these aren’t actually mistakes.
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