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BROOKS RUNNING www.brooksrunning.co.uk 11 STRIVING FOR THE PERFECT RIDE FOR EVERY STRIDE What is it about the city of London that makes you want to run? And, if you don't already, why you should start. There are few better thrills in life then the thrill of a great run. What better to en- hance this experience then the perfect shoe? Brooks Running launched their new range in October. PureProject is an ex- citing new product that is the first of it's kind. The PureProject collection was not only created with the runner in mind, as is the Brooks standard, but they have also taken it a step further. The technologies used in Brooks shoes allows the wearer a customised fit. The ultimate aim at Brooks Sports is providing the perfect ride for ev- ery stride. Getting your pair of PureProject running shoes fitted correctly is easy, by simply Brooks Running Website: www.brooksrunning.co.uk visitng your nearest Runners Needs store, members of staff will happily adjust the fit to your needs. With the combination of custom fitting and their new lightweight design, it will allow runners to experience running like never before, with added technology to encourage a more natu- ral running gait. Every runner is aware of the importance of the way a shoe fits and feels. Therefore this new product is by far one of the most sought after products for runners worldwide. Unlike some other running shoes, the PureProject range is ready to wear straight out of the box. It is also well worth checking out their core range. Find your nearest Runners Need store & order a pair of PureProject Trainers Now: www.runnersneed.com BAREFOOT RUNNING The people of London run everywhere. We run through parks, we run for the bus and we run anyway from mental people at 3am on a Saturday night. But mostly, Londoners run to keep fit without having to endure the horror that is the gym. Running One of the crazier crazes to pop up in recent times; Barefoot running, hippy madness or legitimate sport? exhilarating; the city is yours for the taking and you can go wherever you like, whenever you like, without having to worry about tube fares, tube delays… or TFL in general . You can get from Westminster to Camden in less time than the average tube journey, and probably without sweating as much. Dodging hordes of tourists becomes quite fun. You probably won't want to try Brick Lane on a Sunday, but nevertheless, tourists become little hurdles put there to help your foot-work and increase your calories burnt per hour. Just don't try to frog-jump a short European. though and around London is And if that isn't enough to convince you to put on your running shoes, it is perhaps the only time when homeless people will actively cheer you on instead of asking for change. 10 PAIRS OF BROOKS RUNNING SHOES TO GIVE AWAY What with the Olympics around the corner and constant reminders of the gym and keeping fit, you might be completely fed up with anything that involves running. BUT here at Guestlist Network we've got 10 pairs of the amazing Brooks Running Shoes to give away. The per- fect reason to get out and about on the streets and in the gym this summer. And if winning a pair wasn't exciting enough, each pair will be in- dividually fitted at one of the 14 Runners Need stores located across London (listed below). For your chance to win just answer the following correctly: When was Brooks Sports founded? a) 1910 b) 1912 c) 1914 Email your answer to competitions@guestlist.net with "Brooks" in the subject box. Barefoot running is the latest craze to hit the UK and is pretty much self-explanatory. You run, in barefoot. There are virtues to barefoot running, apparently, and it has been said to help your form as well as reducing your chances of future injury by strengthening your feet and teaching you to run lighter and more consciously. Other people have said it's mad. Understandably, those who live in the countryside with rolling plush fields and nothing worse than the odd cowpat to stand on will be more likely to join the trend. In the city however, it's a bit different. And unless you want all man- ner of sharp objects and infectious diseases embedded into the soles of your feet, barefoot running is probably a no- go. Now on the market however, the half-way mark between bare skin and trainers, are foot gloves. Somewhere between toe-socks and shoes, this new innova- tion gives you all the benefits of bare feet with none of the pain. And whilst they're slightly on the weird side of sports fashion, that's the price you'll have to pay for getting back to nature. Whilst you're here why not check out the Brooks Running website www.brooksrunning.co.uk London Stores Camden Town Canary Wharf Fulham Great Portland Street Holborn Kensington King's Cross Monument Moorgate Southwark Bridge Spitalfields Victoria Wandsworth Waterloo Bridge www.runnersneed.com