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Sir and Lady Isaac Product Details
September 2, 2009
We’ve had some recent requests to post information on the new Sir and Lady Isaac shoes that are now available on Newton Running. The Sir and Lady Isaac’s intelligent control is great for all foot types. The Isaac is a neutral guidance trainer designed for runners committed to improving their running form to the more efficient midfoot/forefoot […]

As the Crowie Flies
August 7, 2009
Two weeks ago at Ruby Hill Park in Denver, Ironman World Champion and Boulder resident (for the northern summer at least) Craig Alexander met with the Rocky Mountain Triathlon Club for a meet and greet. Newton founder, Danny Abshire spoke with the group about the dynamics of midfoot running, and how Newton Running shoes can […]

Newton Running Reps Top Panama Half Ironman
July 29, 2009
Newton Running sales reps from South and Central America sported their wares at the Panama Half Ironman on Sunday. Leandro Bonet (pictured left), who finished in first place and Gaetano Goldini who finished in ninth. Great form … … leads to a great finish!
Monday Morning Race Hangover
June 1, 2009
Another big weekend of racing for Team Newton. Crowie, Michellie, Heather Fuhr and Josh Cox were all busy…. “As the Crow flies” Current Ironman World Champion, Craig “Crowie” Alexander has recorded another scorching victory, this time in the Ironman 70.3 Hawaii. A flying final run leg saw him claw back an 8 minute lead to […]

Running Smart
May 8, 2009
We just got this message in our inbox: “In mid-April, the MIT Triathlon club sent eight athletes to the USA Triathlon Collegiate Nationals, held in Lubbock, Texas. Facing competition from the best Triathlon clubs in the nation, MIT competed hard and had a great time. Not only that, but we looked good in our brand-new […]

Popular Mechanics: How Barefoot Runners Shape the Shoe Industry
May 4, 2009
The Popular Mechanics website recently featured an interesting, if somewhat controversial, story about barefoot running and the shoe industry. The background and science referenced in the article support the entire premise upon which Newton Running is based. Namely, humans evolved to run on their forefeet, not their heels. But, the running shoe industry has been […]