Comments on: Hello Pinoy Runners worldwide! http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/ a runner's circle " We make running easier..." www.arunnerscircle.com Mon, 11 May 2009 17:41:16 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Ratchet http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-95 Ratchet Sun, 10 May 2009 16:54:33 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-95 joe, dont mind the last question, i forgot that i already asked about it few months ago, on your other post. my bad. anyway, thanks for answering my question on the other post, i'll try to check out the asics gt2130 :-) joe, dont mind the last question, i forgot that i already asked about it few months ago, on your other post. my bad. anyway, thanks for answering my question on the other post, i’ll try to check out the asics gt2130 :-)

]]> By: Ratchet http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-94 Ratchet Sun, 10 May 2009 16:51:53 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-94 Hi Joe, I just want to ask what Asics shoes are stability shoes? I just dropped by at the mall few hours ago and I think asics shoes are on sale and I'm interested on buying one. thanks alot. Hi Joe, I just want to ask what Asics shoes are stability shoes? I just dropped by at the mall few hours ago and I think asics shoes are on sale and I’m interested on buying one. thanks alot.

]]> By: arc2 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-88 arc2 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 20:57:31 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-88 Hello Jeff, I guess the million dollar question is, Did the 1062 work for you? If you go down to the rider, you are definitely losing cushion compared to what your shoes are giving you now. Nimbus is the Asics version of your 1062 and a sells better but every runner is different! I would suggest that you go for the new version of your shoes which is the 1063. Definitely a better version than the old one and should give you more feel. Let me know if you have more questions. Gotta Run, TRSG Hello Jeff,

I guess the million dollar question is, Did the 1062 work for you? If you go down to the rider, you are definitely losing cushion compared to what your shoes are giving you now. Nimbus is the Asics version of your 1062 and a sells better but every runner is different! I would suggest that you go for the new version of your shoes which is the 1063. Definitely a better version than the old one and should give you more feel.

Let me know if you have more questions.

Gotta Run,

TRSG

]]> By: arc2 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-86 arc2 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 20:43:27 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-86 Hello Carmel, Sorry for the late reply! Well I guess better late than never! Right? Where are you located right now? Sounds like you are my perfect customer! We get a lot of your kind(Runners and walkers that has a lot of foot issues) in our store! We get plenty of refferals from different Hospitals, Podiatry Clinics and even Chiropractors. The most important issue here is the base of the shoe that you get! The reason why podiatrist sends patients to us is that the orthotic still needs a good based shoe for it to really perform to its fullest! If your running shoes are to curve(Last) the shoes are gonna be too flexible for you and it will make you pronate more. Adidas does not make a Motion Control shoe which is the category that is more suited for your biomechanics. I will look inot the Brooks Addiction and maybe the Saucony Stabil and put your orthotics in it for the meantime til your problem goes away. Try to see if you can get the Sorbothane Rigid Arch insert since that one has a special heel design that will help your spurs. It transfers the weight to the sorrounding sides of your heel instead of just in the middle and will definitely shorten the healing time. Let me know if you have more questions. Gotta Run, TRSG Hello Carmel,

Sorry for the late reply! Well I guess better late than never! Right? Where are you located right now? Sounds like you are my perfect customer! We get a lot of your kind(Runners and walkers that has a lot of foot issues) in our store! We get plenty of refferals from different Hospitals, Podiatry Clinics and even Chiropractors.

The most important issue here is the base of the shoe that you get! The reason why podiatrist sends patients to us is that the orthotic still needs a good based shoe for it to really perform to its fullest! If your running shoes are to curve(Last) the shoes are gonna be too flexible for you and it will make you pronate more.

Adidas does not make a Motion Control shoe which is the category that is more suited for your biomechanics. I will look inot the Brooks Addiction and maybe the Saucony Stabil and put your orthotics in it for the meantime til your problem goes away. Try to see if you can get the Sorbothane Rigid Arch insert since that one has a special heel design that will help your spurs. It transfers the weight to the sorrounding sides of your heel instead of just in the middle and will definitely shorten the healing time.

Let me know if you have more questions.

Gotta Run,

TRSG

]]> By: Mutant feel http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-85 Mutant feel Thu, 05 Mar 2009 05:13:09 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-85 Oh i forgot to mention that most of these problems are because of the form of my feet. i'm flat footed, but the left arch collapsed two years ago, maybe from too much pounding... And i'm female with big feet, so i shop at the mens section... thanks again! Oh i forgot to mention that most of these problems are because of the form of my feet. i’m flat footed, but the left arch collapsed two years ago, maybe from too much pounding… And i’m female with big feet, so i shop at the mens section… thanks again!

]]> By: Mutant feel http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-84 Mutant feel Thu, 05 Mar 2009 05:04:47 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-84 Hey there :) Please help! I've just started running in 08 and i have grown to love it, unfortunately my left foot hurts just from walking. Out of all the injuries and abnormalities that i have, it's my left heel that's killing me. I've been treated for plantar fasciitis (steroid injections and physical therapy) and have recently been diagnosed with 2 heel spurs. I'm currently with my Addidas someting# Formotion runners, and i replace the insoles with over-the-counter arch supports- at the moment New Balance are in them- and i've also put in LP heel impact rubber cushions. And i'm re-learning how to run by altering my whole form and cadence. After all of that- it still hurts... Help please??? Thanks yous, Carmel Hey there :)
Please help! I’ve just started running in 08 and i have grown to love it, unfortunately my left foot hurts just from walking. Out of all the injuries and abnormalities that i have, it’s my left heel that’s killing me. I’ve been treated for plantar fasciitis (steroid injections and physical therapy) and have recently been diagnosed with 2 heel spurs. I’m currently with my Addidas someting# Formotion runners, and i replace the insoles with over-the-counter arch supports- at the moment New Balance are in them- and i’ve also put in LP heel impact rubber cushions. And i’m re-learning how to run by altering my whole form and cadence. After all of that- it still hurts… Help please???

Thanks yous,
Carmel

]]> By: jeff http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-83 jeff Sun, 01 Mar 2009 15:10:53 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-83 hi joe, i currently run using the NB1062. i'm planning to buy a new pair of shoes and i'm considering the asics nimbus 10 or the mizuno wave rider 12. i 've tried the shoes in the stores and found the asics very soft and cushioned and the mizuno kinda stiff. which one do you think i should choose? i'm 5'7 165lbs i'm running 10-15 km/week usual 6 min pace. i'm currently training for a 10k race. i'm mid to high arch but i tend to underpronate. it'll be great if you can help me decide. thank you and God bless jeff hi joe,

i currently run using the NB1062. i’m planning to buy a new pair of shoes and i’m considering the asics nimbus 10 or the mizuno wave rider 12. i ‘ve tried the shoes in the stores and found the asics very soft and cushioned and the mizuno kinda stiff. which one do you think i should choose? i’m 5′7 165lbs i’m running 10-15 km/week usual 6 min pace. i’m currently training for a 10k race. i’m mid to high arch but i tend to underpronate. it’ll be great if you can help me decide.

thank you and God bless
jeff

]]> By: arc2 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-79 arc2 Wed, 10 Dec 2008 19:22:12 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-79 Hello Eric, Sorry for the late reply! Crazy running events here on my side right now. Okay, Those are two good shoes from new balance that would be great for the type of runner you are. You could even look into their 769 if you want a lighter shoe since you mentioned that you are trying to run a little bit faster. Other brands to consider in Manila I would say is Mizuno and Adidas. Mizuno Wave Nirvana(High Mileage $140.00), Wave Alchemy($100.00), Adidas Adistar Control(High Mileage $140.00) and their Adidas Supernova Control($100.00). If there is a chance you could access some shoes from here(US) look into the Asics Kayano 15, Brooks Trance 8 and Saucony Hurricane 10. All the shoes I mentioned are in the stability category and they are designed to help and guide your gait! Let me know if you have more questions, OK? You could also visit me at my store's website which is www.arunnerscircle.com Goodluck and thank you for visiting my Blogsite! Gotta Run, TRSG Hello Eric,

Sorry for the late reply! Crazy running events here on my side right now. Okay, Those are two good shoes from new balance that would be great for the type of runner you are. You could even look into their 769 if you want a lighter shoe since you mentioned that you are trying to run a little bit faster.

Other brands to consider in Manila I would say is Mizuno and Adidas. Mizuno Wave Nirvana(High Mileage $140.00), Wave Alchemy($100.00), Adidas Adistar Control(High Mileage $140.00) and their Adidas Supernova Control($100.00).

If there is a chance you could access some shoes from here(US) look into the Asics Kayano 15, Brooks Trance 8 and Saucony Hurricane 10. All the shoes I mentioned are in the stability category and they are designed to help and guide your gait!

Let me know if you have more questions, OK?

You could also visit me at my store’s website which is http://www.arunnerscircle.com

Goodluck and thank you for visiting my Blogsite!

Gotta Run,

TRSG

]]> By: edebelenmd http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-78 edebelenmd Sun, 07 Dec 2008 15:23:16 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-78 Thanks, first and foremost. I came across your blog just today from BaldRunner's site, and I've learned a lot from it! =) I've just recently taken up running (~4 months). I'm already planning on getting my 2nd pair of running shoes as the soles of my Nike Air Alaris needs gluing about once a week with only 400 km of mileage (so much for the durability of Nikes). I started out as a heel striker (at a 6:00 min/km pace), but recently I'm finding myself becoming a midfoot striker during the middle of my long runs as my pace increased to 5:30 - 5:15 min/km. I'm 176 lbs in a 6'1'' frame. I run 40 - 50 km/week, longest run of 16 km, mostly on asphalt and conrete. A gait analysis done 3 weeks ago revealed a "normal" foot roll, and the New Balance technician recommended Stability shoes. I'm targetting to run a sub-2-hour half marathon by February 2009. Asics shoes are hard to find, and I think I'm giving up on Nikes. I was planning to buy either a New Balance 1224 or 859 as training shoes. Any recommendations or advice? Thanks again! eric db. P.S. I hope you can open a store in the Philippines. =) Thanks, first and foremost.

I came across your blog just today from BaldRunner’s site, and I’ve learned a lot from it! =)

I’ve just recently taken up running (~4 months). I’m already planning on getting my 2nd pair of running shoes as the soles of my Nike Air Alaris needs gluing about once a week with only 400 km of mileage (so much for the durability of Nikes).

I started out as a heel striker (at a 6:00 min/km pace), but recently I’m finding myself becoming a midfoot striker during the middle of my long runs as my pace increased to 5:30 – 5:15 min/km.

I’m 176 lbs in a 6′1” frame. I run 40 – 50 km/week, longest run of 16 km, mostly on asphalt and conrete. A gait analysis done 3 weeks ago revealed a “normal” foot roll, and the New Balance technician recommended Stability shoes.

I’m targetting to run a sub-2-hour half marathon by February 2009. Asics shoes are hard to find, and I think I’m giving up on Nikes. I was planning to buy either a New Balance 1224 or 859 as training shoes.

Any recommendations or advice? Thanks again!

eric db.

P.S. I hope you can open a store in the Philippines. =)

]]> By: arc2 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/2008/09/17/hello-pinoy-runners-worldwide/#comment-77 arc2 Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:47:14 +0000 http://arunnerscircle.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-77 Hello Christian, My apologies for the late reply! I been traveling lately and not had the chance to check out my site. Mizuno Wave Creation 8, well well! It is a high mileage neutral shoes designed to give you maximum cushion. You need to have high arches to enjoy this shoes and maybe 145lbs. or higher to get the feel that you want. Downside is the price, I think it's a rip-off to pay 130usd for a neutral shoe if the Wave Rider 11 which is considered below the Wave Creation performs better and is more popular. Asics Nimbus 10, New Balance 1063, Saucony Triumph 5, Brooks Glycerin 6, Adidas Adistar Cush and the Nike Vomero are the equivalent running shoes in the market that you want to compare it with. Happy Hunting! Mabuhay! Gotta Run, TRSG Hello Christian,

My apologies for the late reply! I been traveling lately and not had the chance to check out my site.

Mizuno Wave Creation 8, well well! It is a high mileage neutral shoes designed to give you maximum cushion. You need to have high arches to enjoy this shoes and maybe 145lbs. or higher to get the feel that you want.

Downside is the price, I think it’s a rip-off to pay 130usd for a neutral shoe if the Wave Rider 11 which is considered below the Wave Creation performs better and is more popular.

Asics Nimbus 10, New Balance 1063, Saucony Triumph 5, Brooks Glycerin 6, Adidas Adistar Cush and the Nike Vomero are the equivalent running shoes in the market that you want to compare it with.

Happy Hunting!

Mabuhay!

Gotta Run,

TRSG

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