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Aren't all shoes the same? Well, if you think only the brands and styles are different, you are probably doing injustice to your feet! Running shoes for athletes have special designs to suit speed and exertion. If you are an athlete training on foot or are planning to get a pair for daily running, here's your guide to select the perfect running shoes!More than 80% of running shoes are designed with shock-absorbing soles. These are cushiony, made of foam or EVA, and have a thick bed to absorb all the impact from the ground. These shoes also have apt designs to reduce pronation as your foot lifts and falls back on the ground.As a beginner, you can try adding extra shock-absorbing insoles made of cushiony material like Sorbothane to reduce direct pressure on your feet. The high-quality running shoes usually have strong spikes in their soles for reducing the surface-in-contact and providing a better grip. They are really a great pick if you wish to run without wasting your energy against friction.Choose the shoes according to the terrainRunning shoes are thousands in designs and varieties, having varied features and materials. Compare multiple shoes, their sole quality, and their designs according to the terrain. You might be running on a concrete track someday and running along a hillside the other day, both of which require different types of shoes.Choose the ones with more shock absorbers and pronation rectifiers if you have a challenging track. They can help you avoid injury and run easily on uneven terrain. If you are a daily jogger or run on well-built paths, you are good to go with lightweight running shoes within the average heel-to-toe offset range.UnsplashWhile running on a treadmill or sprinting in a marathon, you use the entire body weight for the agile motion. Since your legs work in continuous and rapid movements, your shoe weight shouldn't be an extra burden on them.Choose the entirely enclosing pair, light in weight to carry around without any effort. If you pick up the heavy or sturdy ones, you might exert yourself more and drain away all your energy due to the heavy impact from the ground.&nbsp;UnsplashThe biggest mistake we all make while choosing shoes is picking up the exact fit. Though it might work well with boots, running shoes need to be comfortable and airy to avoid uneasiness.Whenever you go to buy the pair, use the thumbnail rule to measure the gap. That is, your toes and the shoe tip should have the gap of your thumbnail, allowing free movement. Our feet can swell up due to rapid exertion and long-distance running, thus requiring extra room to fit and move easily.UnsplashBeyond the terrain and the type, you must choose the one which suits your running intensity. If you are a casual runner, everyday natural running shoes are best for every small patch you have to move on.Trail shoes are best with higher pronation rectification, spiky soles, and a sleek design to help you in marathons and competitive races. In between both of these, if you are practicing runs and sprints, cushioned and low-weight shoes are the best.ConclusionImproper shoes can only hinder our performance and lead us to injuries. Look for these aforementioned attributes when choosing your pair and guarantee you’ll be satisfied with your purchase.&nbsp;Unsplash

Aren't all shoes the same? Well, if you think only the brands and styles are different, you are probably doing injustice to your feet! Running shoes for athletes have special designs to suit speed and exertion. If you are an athlete training on foot or are planning to get a pair for daily running, here's your guide to select the perfect running shoes!More than 80% of running shoes are designed with shock-absorbing soles. These are cushiony, made of foam or EVA, and have a thick bed to absorb all the impact from the ground. These shoes also have apt designs to reduce pronation as your foot...

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