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A great review. I Nike Air Max TN uk Trainers agree though, don¡¯t mess with what works. I have severe heal strike and some pronation and it took me ages to find a shoe that seems to keep me from being injured. The problem is they are always changing models from one year to the next.

Nice review, Pete! In terms of (let¡¯s call it) dynamic offset, how do these compare with the Lunarglide? (I realize the Lunarglide is technically a support shoe, and this is neutral, but I¡¯ve found the dynamic ride or whatever support tech is in the LG to be relatively subtle.)

However, I get annoyed at the barefoot running camp, which seems to pursue the dogma of ¡°barefoot is the one true running style¡± with quasi-religious fervor and inability to rationally contemplate any alternative.

So those that claimed minimal will cure all were wrong, and those claiming that they were a sure path to injury seem to be wrong as well. The middle road seems to be the correct one, as it often is. In the clinic I¡¯m just as likely to rec a Hoka as I am a minimal shoe. Depends on the person. I¡¯d not put a hard driving runner in a very minimal shoe since I think that is a recipe for injury ¨C they¡¯re just not patient enough to take a gradual approach. But I still very much think that minimal shoes have a place in the spectrum of options.

Totally agree that two of the biggest shoe companies (Mizuno and trnruk.uk Asics) are trying the hardest to not let the industry change. I even heard an Asics rep say ¡°Asics does not believe in minimalism and that anything less than a 12mm heel to toe drop will not make any difference in someones gait.¡± Pretty bold statement!

I want to begin this post by openly stating my personal bias (which is not going to come as a surprise to regular readers). I am a minimalist advocate, and believe that benefits can be accrued by avoiding overbuilt running shoes and modifyin nike air max 2015 Trainers uk g form to reduce things like dramatic heel striking and overstriding.