The game is This or That? No gray areas, no "it depends". Matt and David go back and forth on shoes, training, and more. They pit the soon-to-be-released Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 against a bevvy of competitors' shoes like the Boston 12 and Mach X. They debate easy runs vs. long runs, stretching post-run or not, running in the rain vs. running in the cold, and even more. Have a debate you'd like to hear? DM us on Instagram or email us at [email protected]. Chapters 0:00 - Intro & Olympic trials reactions 10:00 - Endorphin Speed 4 vs. Boston 12 17:40 - Endorphin Speed 4 vs. Mach X for long run workouts 21:24 - Non-plated long distance racer 26:38 - Easy long runs vs. long run workouts 29:14 - Stretching post workout 32:16 - Rocket X 2 vs. Cielo X 1 38:26 - Asics Nimbus vs. Cumulus 40:32 - Endorphin Speed 4 vs. Rebellion Flash 2 44:26 - Running in the cold vs. running in the rain 50:20 - Pacers or not during races 56:01 - Medial post vs. sidewalls/guide rails 1:01:18 - Pancakes vs. waffles 1:02:27 - Wrap-up Have you had trouble finding a healthcare provider that really understands the needs of runners? Created by physicians, therapists, and trainers, RunCare.Org aims to solve that problem by providing a nationwide list of recommended providers who specialize in working with runners. Each provider in the RunCare network has been vetted and evaluated so you know that you’re visiting someone who knows the value of your training and lifestyle. The list currently features over 50 doctors and physical therapists across the US and expanding to have providers in all 50 states. RunCare’s goal first and foremost is to get the runners connected with the care they need.. Visit ⁠runcare.org⁠ today to learn more.

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