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@ambitiouspoetry Unfortunately I have no anecdotes for you, as I am currently training to do pull-ups (5'2", 125lbs here), but I found this great resource for getting to your first pullup! That said, I know an assisted pull-up machine has been mentioned, but it's not the most effective way to...

@dawn16 Sorry, I realized I hadn't made it clear—The bones are only throbbing in my new shoes so those are gonna go back for sure, my old ones still fit fine but the cushioning is very little by now. As to your race question, yes I still plan on doing the race. I've trained for it and spent...

@wiichkuneew This is incredible! Thank you so much for sharing your hard work, this is truly wonderful :O

@bloodmoon Too right! :) That alone motivates me to keep going with this whole running thing, haha!

@bloodmoon Thanks! I certainly am leaning this way. I would have liked to try out a new brand, but I'm totally fine with sticking to what works!

@woman2blame Thanks for your input! I definitely plan on seeing a podiatrist and taking a break from triathlon training after the race. I still want to do it because I'm fine pretty much everywhere else, and I can isolate the knee pain to only when I'm wearing the old shoes—heck, it doesn't even...

@heresyforlife So it's okay to use my old pair for Zumba and stuff still? If i can keep them around for non-running purposes that'd be cool :) I did go to a running store and the Pegasus's fit me well, but only on the soles, I didn't feel the rubbing on my bones until after a few walks and runs...

@misterxyz So interesting! Why does he need it on the one foot?

Hello all! I apologize in advance if this seems like a dumb question, but I wanted to gather a few opinions before I took any action. Story and explanations below! I haven't been an avid runner until I began training for my first sprint triathlon. The shoes I have been training with (Saucony...