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Footwear Favorites
The shoes I actually train in — broken in on real miles, long runs, and race day. Every pair on this list earned its spot.
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What’s in My Rotation
My Go-To Running Shoes
Every shoe here has logged real miles with me. Different shoes for different runs — here’s what I reach for and why.
My Favorite
Daily Trainer
ASICS Novablast 5
I have owned three pairs of these and will keep buying them until the Novablast 6 convinces me otherwise. Bouncy, comfortable, and great for everyday training miles. My most-trusted shoe by a long shot.
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Speed Shoe
Brooks Hyperion Max 3
My go-to for speed work and faster efforts. Lightweight and responsive — it makes you feel quick without sacrificing too much cushion. If you’re looking for a shoe that picks up the pace, this is it.
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Long Run Shoe
ASICS Superblast 2
Maximum cushion for those long run days when your legs need all the help they can get. The stack height keeps things comfortable mile after mile without feeling like you’re running on pillows. A solid choice for high-mileage training weeks.
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Daily Trainer
Brooks Glycerin Max 2
Plush, smooth, and incredibly comfortable for easy days and recovery runs. The Glycerin is one of those shoes that just feels good from the first step — great for when your legs are tired and you need something forgiving underfoot.
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Want to see these shoes in action? 🏃♀️
Head to the blog to see what I’m training in week by week — the good runs, the hard ones, and everything in between.
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