The cul-de-sac I live on is slightly uphill coming into it, and at the end of a run, I usually stop my watch and walk in from about the middle of the street. When I'm wearing the FiveFingers, though, I seem to wan to keep running right up to my driveway - like I don't want the run to stop. Interesting.

Added a couple races to the local race calender, from the active.com email:
10/9 - Buck Up and Run 5K - From what I can tell, this is a benefit for Miss Reno rodeo, Lauren Neil, to be able to travel and compete in Miss Rodeo America. Bartley Ranch is a beautiful place for a run, but there's a sneaky hill in there...
10/30 - Scheels Spark-a-delic 5K/10K - A fun run from Scheels in the Legends center out in Sparks around the Marina. 70s themed costume contest as well.
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Oh yes, I'd love some blister advise for anyone who has experience with these! Of course, running this distance so soon after I bought them probably wasn't the best idea, but I would rather have blisters than a hurt knee... :)
Get a stick of BodyGlide for your feet
toe blisters = add injinji's.
they make a thin liner style now that doesn't take up much space - most of our vff runners tend to wear the socks for longer distances, for the blister reason.
Here's my experience with five finger shoes. When I first choose running on vibram five fingers shoes I feel I will not regret it and yes. I'm not, it is a very good shoes I ever had. It is so comfortable and flexible.
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