That's great explanation mate. Last year i was 120 kg. And i was using maximum cushioning and some stability models. But now i m 80 kg. And automatically now i m not bothering the stability models. Now i m moving to little bit faster and responsive models. I haven't used any stability shoes since January. Now i want lighter models with good cushion and responsiveness.
Glad it helps! This one might also be interesting for you, we mention what happens to your VO2Max, when you loose weight: czcams.com/video/XJjHSTSMgGI/video.html
Good afternoon. I'm not a elite runner. For my 65 kgs: Easy run= Asics novablast 4. Daily trainer= Saucony kinvara 14. Race day= Nb fuelcell Rebel v4. Here is my Like. Have a good day.
Great video!. I just found your channel from summaries of each brand lineup - what a great series that is. Who has the time to watch 15 min review of each model. Your review of each one quick and informative - all you need for a start. You deserve way more views sir!
That's so good information. I'd like to translate the guidelines into Korean and share them with the Korean community. Unfortunately, only low-quality images exist in the article.. Is there a way to get a high-definition image file?
There are any suggestions For someone that only runs in treadmill, like it needs to have some more cushion or balance, I trained most of time at low paces just 3-4 hours per week, thanks in advance, btw I'm a graphic designer and the visuals are great and understandable
That's great explanation mate. Currently i am 125kg and using Gel Kayano 30 wide for my running and I have 3-4 hours per week for training. Can you suggest me a shoes that suitable with me because based on your videos i should choose stability shoes rather support shoes. i don't think i have over pronation issues or i did not discover it yet since my session is about 3-4 km. Can somebody suggest me suitable shoes or did Gel Kayano 30 wide is enough.
Your current option is safe option. It does not look like you plan to race, so more stability is not an issue. You can try Hoka Bondi, Brooks Glycerin GTS, however not garanteed, that they will be better. (also one comment on your trainings. you said 4km. That means 30minutes. You also said 3 hours per week. 3hours/30minutes means you train 6 times a week. I would recomend you to train 3 times per week, but not less than 1hour each. Your training should be walking-running 50%-50%. You will achieve much better results with such approach)
@@RUNFAQ thanks for the tips. usually after I jog/run for 30min ill do my strength exercise. need to lose weight by reducing sugar intake especially sweet bev. i did go to hoka 1st before asics but bondi 8 is quite expensive. Brooks usually have better option (lot discount) in my country. ill follow your tips for 1hour walking-running and will share the result.
i play muay thai for 3-4 hour a day 6 days a week want to start running i have flat foot and body weight is 64kg Foot size:US 12. Please recommend comfortable shoes.
Any replacement for downshifter 13 , which has better breathe , I’m physically active(bodybuilding) but newbie in running , need it for running and martial arts
I am a bit concerned. Martial arts involve a lot of lateral movements, and running shoes may not provide the necessary support for such activities. Additionally, bodybuilding can result in increased weight and the need for more cushioning in shoes, which can be counterproductive for martial arts where agility and stability are crucial. Therefore, it's essential to find shoes specifically designed for martial arts that offer the right balance of support, flexibility, and stability without excessive cushioning. Cross-training shoes or martial arts-specific footwear may be more suitable for your needs. I am not an expert in them.
@@RUNFAQ Ok thanks, in that case I think I fall into Swing and Bounce categories. I'm after something that can give me extra comfort since I have plantar fasciitis, do you have any recommendations? Thank you
10km or marathon (42km)? marathon: don't do it if you've never run before. 10km: just one shoe and that should be cheap? Puh, the Adidas SL2 has a good reputation as a super uptempo daily trainer (+ is the cheapest of those) but it isn't that good at relaxed paces. Probably the Brooks Ghost Max (1), since it is on sale because #2 launched. It is high stack, but not too soft (for my 90kg) - it may serve you well as your first running shoe. I got one myself ;) The shoe won't break any records, but may be faster than all those super sinky soft recovery run trainers, in which you definately cannot speed up. The Hoka Mach 6 (if it fits you) is also an uptempo daily trainer (like the SL2) but is also better at slower paces. But 160€. A really do it all shoe for everything which is also quite good at everything is the Asics Superblast. Get #1 2nd hand (barely used) for a good money or a new #2 (which is like the #1 220€).
That's great explanation mate. Last year i was 120 kg. And i was using maximum cushioning and some stability models. But now i m 80 kg. And automatically now i m not bothering the stability models. Now i m moving to little bit faster and responsive models. I haven't used any stability shoes since January. Now i want lighter models with good cushion and responsiveness.
Glad it helps! This one might also be interesting for you, we mention what happens to your VO2Max, when you loose weight: czcams.com/video/XJjHSTSMgGI/video.html
@@RUNFAQ thanks for sharing. I m watching this now.
Good afternoon. I'm not a elite runner. For my 65 kgs:
Easy run= Asics novablast 4.
Daily trainer= Saucony kinvara 14.
Race day= Nb fuelcell Rebel v4.
Here is my Like. Have a good day.
Great video!. I just found your channel from summaries of each brand lineup - what a great series that is. Who has the time to watch 15 min review of each model. Your review of each one quick and informative - all you need for a start. You deserve way more views sir!
That's so good information. I'd like to translate the guidelines into Korean and share them with the Korean community. Unfortunately, only low-quality images exist in the article.. Is there a way to get a high-definition image file?
sure, send me an email: info@runfaq.com
There are any suggestions For someone that only runs in treadmill, like it needs to have some more cushion or balance, I trained most of time at low paces just 3-4 hours per week, thanks in advance, btw I'm a graphic designer and the visuals are great and understandable
in general - less cushioning. But better to stick to current recommendations.
@@RUNFAQ thanks for your quick response, from Saucony Lineup which one would you recommend for treadmill LSD/ low paces runs?
@@davidflorez1196 please follow our guide. Saucony brand scheme video will be live in max 5 days.
That's great explanation mate. Currently i am 125kg and using Gel Kayano 30 wide for my running and I have 3-4 hours per week for training. Can you suggest me a shoes that suitable with me because based on your videos i should choose stability shoes rather support shoes. i don't think i have over pronation issues or i did not discover it yet since my session is about 3-4 km. Can somebody suggest me suitable shoes or did Gel Kayano 30 wide is enough.
Your current option is safe option. It does not look like you plan to race, so more stability is not an issue. You can try Hoka Bondi, Brooks Glycerin GTS, however not garanteed, that they will be better. (also one comment on your trainings. you said 4km. That means 30minutes. You also said 3 hours per week. 3hours/30minutes means you train 6 times a week. I would recomend you to train 3 times per week, but not less than 1hour each. Your training should be walking-running 50%-50%. You will achieve much better results with such approach)
@@RUNFAQ thanks for the tips. usually after I jog/run for 30min ill do my strength exercise. need to lose weight by reducing sugar intake especially sweet bev. i did go to hoka 1st before asics but bondi 8 is quite expensive. Brooks usually have better option (lot discount) in my country. ill follow your tips for 1hour walking-running and will share the result.
i play muay thai for 3-4 hour a day 6 days a week want to start running i have flat foot and body weight is 64kg Foot size:US 12.
Please recommend comfortable shoes.
Kayano gel 31
Keep going!
massive thanks!
Good luck on making the interactive website! Rly liking the information you prove on your videos
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Really good video 👍🏼
Well made video, thank you !
Any replacement for downshifter 13 , which has better breathe , I’m physically active(bodybuilding) but newbie in running , need it for running and martial arts
I am a bit concerned. Martial arts involve a lot of lateral movements, and running shoes may not provide the necessary support for such activities. Additionally, bodybuilding can result in increased weight and the need for more cushioning in shoes, which can be counterproductive for martial arts where agility and stability are crucial. Therefore, it's essential to find shoes specifically designed for martial arts that offer the right balance of support, flexibility, and stability without excessive cushioning. Cross-training shoes or martial arts-specific footwear may be more suitable for your needs. I am not an expert in them.
would heavier shoes count for weighted jogging?
In terms of under pronation, would it be more recommended to go with support, stability or balance? Thanks for the video
Balance is good
@@RUNFAQ Thank you!
Thanks
Thank you
Thank you ruski ;)
Great video! Is resistance training considered sports?
Tricky question. It is a sport. But it depends on you, if you also develop legs strength during it.
@@RUNFAQ Ok thanks, in that case I think I fall into Swing and Bounce categories. I'm after something that can give me extra comfort since I have plantar fasciitis, do you have any recommendations? Thank you
Nice!
Im 89kg i wanna run 10km marathon this January i never ran but I'll start my training in a week, can you suggest some affordable shoes
10km or marathon (42km)?
marathon: don't do it if you've never run before.
10km: just one shoe and that should be cheap? Puh, the Adidas SL2 has a good reputation as a super uptempo daily trainer (+ is the cheapest of those) but it isn't that good at relaxed paces.
Probably the Brooks Ghost Max (1), since it is on sale because #2 launched. It is high stack, but not too soft (for my 90kg) - it may serve you well as your first running shoe.
I got one myself ;)
The shoe won't break any records, but may be faster than all those super sinky soft recovery run trainers, in which you definately cannot speed up.
The Hoka Mach 6 (if it fits you) is also an uptempo daily trainer (like the SL2) but is also better at slower paces. But 160€.
A really do it all shoe for everything which is also quite good at everything is the Asics Superblast.
Get #1 2nd hand (barely used) for a good money or a new #2 (which is like the #1 220€).
Good
Flat foot, below 80kg, 4+ hour/week
what shoes are suitable for me?
Rebel v4
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