Barefoot running

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Barefoot running is gaining a following on the fringe of the larger jogging community. Hardcore "barefooters" prefer hard surfaces to softer terrain (e.g., grass, beaches); a few even venture off road. [1]


Heading up the effort is the barefoot running guru Ken Saxton, a barefoot marathoner from California, who maintains barefootrunning.org. and moderates the Running Barefoot group on Yahoo!.

Prominent Barefooters

Barefoot elites include Zola Budd and former Olympic marathon world-record holders Abebe Bikila and Tegla Loroupe.

External links

References

  1. ^ San Gorgonio: 11,502 ft. Barefoot Up, Huarache Down. Retrieved 26 July 2007.
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