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Originally Posted by TwitchKitty
Be sure that you isolate your hamstrings when you stretch. You MUST maintain lumbar lordosis (backward curve in lower back) to properly stretch your hamstrings. I lie on the floor with a roll under my lower back to stretch mine with a jump-rope.
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Thanks for the tip!
Re shoe mileage - I get up to 500 miles out of a pair of cushioning-type shoes but I know others that get more and less from a pair. You'd probably get more mileage from stability or motion-control shoes, having harder rubber compounds, but of course you gotta run in the shoe that best suits your gait.
I wonder if time also affects shoes...how old are they?