Sentence examples for barefoot movement from inspiring English sources

"Too many people read Born to Run, then go out and buy a pair of 'barefoot' or 'minimalist' shoes and think that's it," he says – but if you do that, rather than suddenly running like the Tarahumara or the Kenyans (the two main inspirations for the barefoot movement), you're more likely to hurt yourself.

As interest in barefooting snowballed, and manufacturers introduced "barefoot shoes" with no cushioning, Ken Bob Saxton of Huntington Beach, described as "the great bearded sage" of the barefoot movement in McDougall's 2009 book, grew worried.

In March 2002, Newsweek magazine ran a cover story on Chen and the "barefoot lawyer" movement in China, detailing his advocacy on behalf of villagers and the disabled.

It's the best-seller that developed a rapidly growing cult following and has the shoe manufacturers shaking in their sneakers -- catapulting the barefoot running movement and mid-lifers up and off the couch (including me).

As Nike's answer to the barefoot-running movement, the Free aims to biomechanically mimic an unencumbered stride.

Barefoot Running The movement toward minimalism in the running world fascinates me, but, thanks to a history of stress fractures in my arches, I know my feet just aren't made for it.

In "One of Sixty-Five Thousand Gestures," to music by Hahn Rowe, a barefoot Ms. Melnick goes from movement to movement and pose to pose in a long and always surprising series.

There are a huge array of running shoes available nowadays, many with an emphasis on mimicking the feel and movement of barefoot running.

She danced barefoot and searched in her movement to create a modern dance idiom from more natural movement.

There is a growing movement to run barefoot for it's supposed health benefits, but only try it if you are sure you will not step on anything dangerous.[5].

Once there are more bees present on your property, be more careful about your movements, especially walking barefoot or walking among the flowers.