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• MAUREEN DOWD: A SCRUBBED TOE IN THE RACE (The Indiana Gazette) February 9, 2010
  NEW YORK - Between bites of an egg-white garden omelet at a bistro in his Union Square neighborhood, Harold Ford Jr. defended himself on pedicures and flip-flops. […]
• Clothes that transition from workout to workplace (Seattle Times) February 9, 2010
  Fitness brands are acknowledging the workout/life balance with fashions the extend from gym apparel to weekend wear — and even weekday ready. A roundup of some of the brands and Web sites offering the clothes. […]
• A Scrubbed Toe in the Race (New York Times) February 7, 2010
  Harold Ford Jr., the transplant with the Tennessee driver’s license who was raised in Washington, D.C., professes that he loves, loves, loves, loves New York. […]
• A scrubbed toe in the race (Hutchinson News) February 7, 2010
  NEW YORK - Between bites of an egg-white garden omelet at a bistro in his Union Square neighborhood, ... […]
• Sensors to Help You Get Fit - From Nike, Adidas & Others (ReadWriteWeb) February 1, 2010
  One of the trends we're exploring this year is how the Internet is being integrated into everyday objects. Called the Internet of Things , it's seeping into some massive consumer industries. One of them is fitness . Many of you have heard of the Nike+ running shoes , which sends running data to your iPod via a sensor. Adidas recently joined the rac […]
• Sensors are like a running coach in your shoe (The Argus Leader) February 1, 2010
  One thing, and one thing only, got Jim Stritzinger to take up running. It wasn't new running shoes or a desire to trim down or get away from the computer, he says. It was a small sensor in his shoe that he is not even aware of anymore. Stritzinger, 45, belongs to a growing number of fitness fanatics who rely on wireless technology to monitor workouts, o […]
• Evo. Anthro. Study Suggests You Might Be Running Wrong [Laelaps] (ScienceBlogs) January 28, 2010
  "The Barefoot Professor", a behind-the-scenes look at the new Nature paper. Humans that had to escape from saber-toothed cats, giant hyenas, and charging mammoths did not wear Nike or Adidas sneakers. They ran barefoot, but don't feel too bad that they did not have good running shoes to help them. As suggested by a team of researchers led by D […]
• Adidas miCoach, Nike+, sensor devices get people exercising (USA Today) January 28, 2010
  A growing number of fitness fanatics rely on wireless technology to monitor workouts and offer them a social network and real-time coaching. […]
• Americans Long Way From Running Barefoot (NPR) January 27, 2010
  One Portland, Ore.-area running store owner is exhibiting a runner's calm about news that barefoot running may put less stress on feet. He says Americans are not set up to run barefoot. But companies such as Nike are releasing minimal shoes that that are supposed to simulate barefoot running and other companies are taking advantage of the growing moveme […]
• Americans Long Way From Running Barefoot (NPR) January 27, 2010
  One Portland, Ore.-area running store owner is exhibiting a runner's calm about news that barefoot running may put less stress on feet, saying Americans are not set up to run barefoot. But companies such as Nike are releasing minimal shoes that that are supposed to simulate barefoot running and other companies are taking advantage of the growing movemen […]