Merrill Shoes Biography
Source(google.com.pk)What began in the Green Mountains in Vermont, now roams the world. For more than 26 years, Merrell has been providing outdoor enthusiasts with quality performance footwear.
As the needs of the outdoor enthusiasts have changed, so too has Merrell's approach to addressing those needs. Over time, the concepts of "outdoor" has broadened to include all types of activities and environments - both natural and urban. Merrell is driven to keep pace with this evolution of "The New Outdoor," and continues to evolve.
It's been written that what's important is not the destination, but the journey. So join us as we take you through The Merrell Journey - from all-leather hiking boots to plastic telemarking boots to the moc that created the Aftersport category.
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Get More Out of Merrell Barefoot with Top Tips
If you think you can’t get more out of your walks, runs or hikes, think again. Merrell Barefoot can help tune up your stride and turn on your adventure. Discover how to stimulate your senses and awareness, develop stronger muscles and find a more balanced posture in the shoe designed to move you.
Before you get started, here’s a list of things you should know:
Start at the beginning.
Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or a weekend warrior, barefoot training should start with the fundamentals. Build on them step by step to get the most out of your barefoot experience.
Practice good form.
Proper foot strike, and other factors can optimize barefoot performance. You can learn correct training techniques with our Barefoot Challenge App.
Build endurance gradually.
Barefoot works muscles in your feet and legs that you may not be accustomed to using. If you usually wear socks, your feet may also be tender in the first days of training. Take it slow and easy for better results.
Pay attention to your body’s signals.
With any new training regimen, some soreness is to be expected. However, if soreness persists or worsens, take a break.
Choose familiar terrain at first.
Different types of terrain can affect your training. Steep ups and downs and areas filled with obstacles, like roots or rocks, should be avoided until you’ve built up greater endurance and strength.
Set achievable goals.
The Barefoot Challenge App is meant as a guide. If you’re struggling with soreness, blisters or other limitations, don’t hesitate to shorten your training times or modify your activities.
Raise your game.
The more you put into barefoot training, the more you can get out of it. Barefoot helps develop greater strength in your feet and legs and may increase your agility and balance—benefits you can put into play for your favorite sport or adventure.
Be smart.
Barefoot frees your feet to develop natural strengths and a closer connection to your environment. It can be an awesome feeling. In the beginning of your training, you can avoid the temptation to push too hard, for too long by sticking to a set training regimen.
Find the right shoe.
Sure, we might be a little biased, but we think the lineup of Merrell Barefoot shoes are the best on the market. Try on one of our low-profile designs. We think you’ll agree that our 0 mm heel drops, flexible designs and mapped cushioning make for a great ride. We invite you to take a pair for a spin at a store near you. Just use our store locator.
Have fun!
Develop greater strength. Get connected to the terrain. Experience new adventure. It all starts with Barefoot. Free your feet!
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