Running and Laughing through the Golden State
Running and Laughing through the Golden State
The Nike Tempo Next% is the replacement for the Nike Pegasus Turbo 2. It’s meant to be the training version of the Alphafly Next%. When you look at the Nike Tempo Next%, it looks like…something and nothing we’ve ever seen in the running world.
Recently I went to Le Croissant in San Rafael. It was around lunchtime, and I was hungry. There aren’t many diners located in Marin county, but on the Le Croissant website, it claims “diner,” so I decided to go there. The food was good, but the service was sketchy at best.
I decided to order takeout since I was on the go, and if I had arrived with the thought of dining in, I would have left.
The Skechers GOrun 7+ is the updated version of their GoRun. Sketchers has fallen off the map for a few years with their running shoes. This year, they are bringing back some of their favorite models. I haven’t run in Sketchers since 2014 or so, and that was before I had worked for years in run specialty, so this review feels like a blast from the past.
The Hoka One One Challenger 6 is the first version of the Hoka Challenger I’ve run in. I’ve heard nothing but great things about it, but it wasn’t until moving to the west coast I needed a more substantial trail shoe. I tried on previous versions, but there was no need to run in it because I wasn’t running on the terrain.
Sidekick Tools are newer in the recovery tool market. The Sidekick Swerve Tool, also known as the Swerve Muscle Scraper, is designed to get deep into your muscles and stay healthy. As someone who is fairly injury prone, I am always looking for new recovery tools and devices to help me stay injury-free.
