The Black Diamond Sprinter Headlamp provides a terrific balance of brightness, battery life, and comfort, making it an ideal accessory for your early morning run.
The Nike Lunarfly 2 is an outstanding selection for the runner requiring just a little bit of support and cushioning for longer runs but still desiring light weight for racing and speed work.
While exercise is valuable (nay, essential) for all children, it has particular benefits for children with autism. By giving a means to expend his energy, regular exercise has helped improve our son’s focus, sleep habits, and therefore his overall progress.
Predawn Runner is pleased to announce a collaboration with DeGraaf Fine Art, the first fruit of which is the Morning Run collection on the Predawn Runner Store on Zazzle.
Just in time for the holidays, here are some new items (calendar and mousepads) in the Predawn Runner store on Zazzle, as well as a reminder about the popular coffee mug and Runner’s Beer Stein.
The Mizuno Wave Precision 11 are a fine choice for a training or racing shoe. With a relatively light weight, good durability, stylish design, and decent price, they are a fine go-to choice for your running shoe portfolio.
As we head into the winter in the Northern Hemisphere, I thought it would be a good time to bring up a product that I found immensely useful, with some limitations, last year. After struggling with footing on several of my runs early in the season, I purchased a pair of Yaktrax Pro Traction Cleats, and they made a tremendous difference in getting through the winter.
Another shoe shopping experience in the goal to run in less shoe leads to the opportunity to try on several performance training models and share some impressions, from which I settled on the Mizuno Wave Precision.
While there are many benefits to running in the predawn, there is one major drawback – the fact that it is dark. Here are four tips for keeping safe if you face traffic on your predawn (or postdusk) run.
There are a great many reasons to run – for health, for clarity, for friendship, to name a few. But if you run for performance, you need to embrace the metrics, and invest in the tools and time required to glean what you can to continue finding your “infinite capacity” for improvement.