Tag Archives: barefoot running

Metatarsalgia

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Sir Isaac

Forefoot pain (metatarsalgia) is a condition indicated by pain and inflammation under the ball of the foot. This is increasingly prevalent in runners who are making a change to minimal footwear, barefoot running and Newton Shoes. As with virtually all … Continue reading →

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Newton Running’s Take on Barefoot Running

Posted on January 29, 2010 by Sir Isaac

In the past few days we’ve been inundated with calls and messages from friends, customers and fans asking, “Did you see NPR.org barefoot running story or BBC barefoot running story story about barefoot running?” The answer is yes, we’ve seen … Continue reading →

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The (Popular) Science of Newton

Posted on March 6, 2009 by Sir Isaac

Although he doesn’t actually test Newton shoes, Adam Weiner from Popular Science offers an interesting take on the science of Newton Running technology in this article, Will Barefoot Running Cure What Ails Us? I love his intro: “First of all, … Continue reading →

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