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I'll own having missed that as well, or at least overlooking it in my having read the "wrong" as being about the how, and not the why. I think the gadgets and
by rosser 9y ago
I'll own having missed that as well, or at least overlooking it in my having read the "wrong" as being about the how, and not the why.
I think the gadgets and accessories can be helpful, but absolutely: they're not the point. They, and the speed-sport or health-chore nature he decries aren't relevant to why I run (ran), so I paid them less mind.
Thanks for the perspective!
- freshhawk 9y agoI still mostly run with headphones playing an audiobook honestly. When I don't I really appreciate just how focused and serene the experience is. I guess it's just a habit I can't break, and that occasional bad run is much worse without a distraction. Seems a lot of people missed it, so maybe I just caught it because it's so close to my opinion.