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running (shoe) store in southern NH

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  1. Hi,

    I'm just getting started and need a good pair of running shoes. I've
    had problems with shin splints and tendonitis in the past, so I want to
    get a proper fit from someone who knows what they are doing, rather than
    just pulling a pair off the shelves at a dept. store.

    Can anyone recommend a good runner's store in southern NH - preferably
    along the I-93 corridor?

    Thanks!

  2. Quoted message said:

    Can anyone recommend a good runner's store in southern NH - preferably


    along the I-93 corridor?>

    The "TBR traveling running shop" stops there weekly. Call for details
    and schedule.

  3. Quoted message said:

    I've had problems with shin splints and tendonitis in the past,>

    Trash the nikes. Buy REAL shoes.

  4. Dear Dr. Richard Held, PhD ~

    Please POLICE your profession.

    Sincerely,
    Virginia H. Hooper

    [Ps.
    References available upon request.]

  5. "NOT Goggles.
    Doggles."
    ~ Twittering

    "More evidence ~

    Using a different experimental approach, psychologist Richard Held in
    the 1960s ran a series of experiments in which he upset the normal
    correlation between sensory inputs and motor outputs, with telling
    results.

    In one case, human subjects practiced strolling a winding path while
    wearing goggles that distorted their vision. Subjects in a second group
    wore the goggles while being conveyed down the path in a wheelchair.

    Those who walked-those who engaged the environment actively and
    received sensory feedback from their self-initiated
    movements-subsequently scored higher on tests of visually guided
    tasks than did those who were conveyed passively.

    More manipulative experiments with animals produced similar findings.

    Held's canonical work can be found described in any general
    psychology textbook."

    http://www.starlarvae.org/Space_Brains_The_Enrichments_of_Weightlessness.html

  6. "O, Twitter
    Has Sensory Integration Disorder, Tactile Sensitivity,
    And AD[Hi!]D, too.

    & sometimes,
    I fall, chip my beak.

    We understand one another."
    ~ Folly

    "Isolation, for amost a year ~ KNOW ~ !
    Not good. Not healthy.
    Even if I DID write 30,000 pages of unedited poetry."
    ~ Twittering

    "Heck, yeah ~ !"
    ~ Folly

  7. THAT goes for YOU2, and uknwowhour.

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