Blogging has moved and The Barefoot Running Book has a new home!

As I mentioned in a previous post, I have moved my blog to the Barefoot Running University website.  The Wordpress format gives me more freedom than the Blogger format here.  Please update any links or blogrolls to reflect the move. 

Also, The barefoot Running Book now has a dedicated website: http://tbfrb.com.  Go there to take a look at the first 52 pages of the second edition for FREE!

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