I keep hearing conflicting things about the EVO SLs, some saying it's great on long runs and that it can do anything while others saying that it is only good for mid level distances (say 20-25 Km) and it becomes unstable for long ones (35 Km or longer). I know it's primarily a tempo shoe, but can I use it also for my long runs when I prepare for a marathon?
My Amazfit GTR Mini is starting to miss kilometres over my long runs, meaning that I may run 35 Km (mapped on Map My Run or similar mapping softwares) but my watch only registers 33ish. I noticed that often in the first 2-3 Km there are errors and I may get to 1.3-1.7 Km before the watch logs its first Km. Is this happening to anyone else? How can I recalibrate the watch? Or, can I fix this? Thanks in advance for the insights!
Looking for some ideas re: eating, drinking, hanging out, nice places to see etc in Perth and Freemantle please! We are here for the weekend and then for a few days while working.
Will be spending 7 nights in Provence in mid November and would love suggestions on how many nights we should stay in various places - was thinking 3 in Marseille, but then unsure about the rest. Will have a car and was thinking Avignon, Montpellier and Camargue, but would love to get any ideas! What are your must go places? Thank you :)
Marathon runner here - had some Achilles tendinopathy last year, went to the physio, did lots of tests, a full cycle of exercises, tried different shoes, podiatrist advice was I could buy the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 and be happy and safe with them even if I have a neutral gait and am a mid-forefoot striker. Result: my tendons hurt again when I run in them, in Ghost 17 and in Puma Magnify (all 10 mm drop), but I have no or little pain in Novablast 4 (8 mm drop). Does anyone have any ideas at all???