Two dead, four in critical condition. Apparently, the guy in custody thought it was a good idea to drive high.
Affidavit reveals new details in crash that killed 2 cyclists
I live about 45 minutes from the accident site. It's very common in this area to get passed on rural roads and then smell pot.
So, I've begun marathon training having completed my last one in 2011. In that time, I've stayed active with trail running, cycling, and casual road running. From my recollection, having a stable of different shoe brands and models for marathon training wasn't a thing in 2011. I was pretty active on the old Runner's World message boards and I don't recall it being a conversation.
Most marathoners I knew then picked a shoe and bought a couple or three pairs to rotate during training. They usually raced in the same shoe, although a slightly broken in pair.
Now I see people with a whole fleet of shoes for specific purposes (race, long, tempo, track, recovery). Is there real benefit to this for an average runner, or is it just a hobby? And if it is a hobby, I'm not hating on it. I have multiple watches I rotate just because I like watches.
Anyway, my plan has been to buy a couple of pairs of all around shoes and just rotate them through training. If I come through it uninjured, I'll just race in a newer pair. My choice is the New Balance 1080 v15. Feedback is appreciated.