Are Cross-Training Shoes Good for Running? No, Here’s Why
June 4, 2021 No Comments
A common question that I receive on my cross-training shoe reviews on YouTube is, “Can I run in this cross-training shoe?”. It’s a great question
Shoe Education Hub
If you’ve landed on the TF2 Shoe Education Hub, then you’re likely as obsessed with training shoes, weightlifting shoes, and shoes, in general, like me. Here, you’ll find a variety of articles covering topics that all relate to shoe construction, sports-specific shoe aspects, the feet, and much more.
As I dive deeper into learning about and reviewing new training shoes and weightlifting shoes, I’m always working to educate myself about the intricacies of training shoes and how small details can impact performance. If you’re a shoe nerd like myself, then I think you’ll love this training shoe education hub!
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Overpronation | What Is It, How to Manage It, and More
June 2, 2021 No Comments
Overpronation can be an incredibly frustrating process to work through for the avid lifter and athlete. If you’ve dealt with or experienced overpronation, then you
Squat Shoes Vs Deadlift Shoes | Why the Differences Matter for Lifting
May 27, 2021 No Comments
When discussing squat shoes and deadlift shoes they often get defined as being similar and used interchangeably. There may be some instances where the shoes that
3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Deadlift In Weightlifting Shoes (Plus, Why It Matters)
May 13, 2021 No Comments
A lot of shoe-related questions that I field on this site and my YouTube channel involve when to wear certain shoes. In this article, we’re
Lifting Barefoot Vs Cross-Training Shoes Vs Weightlifting Shoes
May 5, 2021 No Comments
Handfuls of questions that I receive on shoe reviews on my YouTube channel and from personal training clients revolve around choosing the best footwear for
Heel-to-Toe Drop Explained | Cross-Training Shoes Edition
April 23, 2021 No Comments
When reviewing cross-training shoes, a shoe’s heel-to-toe drop is something that I often reference. This performance characteristic can be a fairly big deal for some