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Despite putting in a lot of hours pounding the pavement, I have never been the fastest runner. It’s not for lack of trying! I do fartleks, interval runs, tempo runs—you name it. I read an absurd number of articles about proper running form, and hyper-obsess over minute differences workout-to-workout from running watches and my UA Hovr Infinite shoes. But after running with ASICS’s Glideride sneakers and EvoRide smart shoes at CES, I have a much better idea of what the hell I’m doing wrong.

ASICS’s debut at CES was primarily focused on showcasing how the company’s sneakers can help runners be more efficient with the help of technology. First up, ASICS decided to humble whatever pride in my running form I had by showing me everything I was doing wrong. To do that, they had me run in a normal pair of shoes and then again in a pair of its Glideride sneakers. The Glideride has a special sole that’s designed to reduce how much your ankle flexes during a run. According to ASICS, the more your ankle flexes, the less efficient you are at running. The less efficient you are, the more energy you waste and the faster you tire out on long-distance runs.

Victoria Song

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