Why own several different pairs of running shoes?
Variety is a good thing. Both when it comes to running shoes, terrain and types of running training.
But why is it a good idea?
We asked one of Denmark's best marathon runners, Thijs Nijhuis, about this.
Thijs has run a marathon at the World Cup in Doha, the Olympics in Tokyo and in Seville in 2020, where he set a personal record of 2 hours 10 minutes and 57 seconds. Thijs Nijhuis really is a very fast man. He's also an adidas athlete. For this reason, Thijs knows a great deal about which adidas shoes you should use in your running training.
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See in this video what Thijs thinks about the shoes, what type of training he uses them for, and why it is a sensible idea to have several different pairs of running shoes. (The article continues after the video)
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In the video, Thijs reviews:
adidas Ultraboost 22
adidas Ultraboost 22
adidas
Ultraboost 22 Out of stock
adidas
Ultraboost 22 Out of stock
adidas Boston 11
adidas Boston 10
adidas
Adizero Boston 11 Out of stock
adidas
Adizero Boston 11 Out of stock
adidas Adizero Takumi Sen 8
adidas Takumi Sen 8
adidas
Adizero Takumi Sen 8 Out of stock
adidas
Adizero Takumi Sen 8 Out of stock
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