HeyJaredWalk Curious
A mix of walking workouts, deep dives into the benefits of movement, and a behind-the-scenes look into Raesyn
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The Smallest Company in the Room (opens the original)
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There are moments in product development where you know you're making progress. And then there are moments that feel especially earned.Last week, I walked into a facility in Henderson, Nevada, and watched Raesyn shoes being assembled in the US for the first time. To most people, it probably looks like another warehouse. To someone who has spent more than twenty years in footwear manufacturing, it was breathtaking.I’ve walked through factories all over the world, watched countless shoes move down
The Most Underrated Weighted Walk? A Stroller Walk (opens the original)
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Before I had kids, I thought cardio had to happen on a treadmill or an elliptical. Then life happened. Three kids happened. Like a lot of new moms, I suddenly had a choice: wait until the stars aligned for a free 60 minutes to exercise… or find a way to make movement fit into the life I actually had. So I improvised. For years, my cardio equipment was a stroller. Not a gym membership. Not a treadmill. A stroller — and eventually three kids’ worth of cargo. It started with one baby. Then a toddle
The Footwear Industry Built Running Shoes. It Forgot About Walking. (opens the original)
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I spent nearly twenty years designing athletic footwear.Football. Basketball. Baseball. Track and field. Running.Every sport had its own demands, and every shoe reflected them. We debated millimeters of stack height, outsole flex points, and foam densities. Nothing was arbitrary. A shoe wasn’t just something an athlete put on. It was equipment, built for one specific way of moving.No one hands a football player a pair of basketball shoes. No one sends a tennis player onto the court with a baseba
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