DOCTORS OF RUNNING

      Fact or Fiction: Soft Shoes Reduce Injury Risks? High Arches Means You Need Arch Support? Doctors of Running Podcast, Episode 294 Mat...

  Brooks Ghost 18 Review By David Salas   For as long as many can remember, the Brooks Ghost has been a sturdy and reliable training shoe. B...

  Brooks Beast (Ariel) GTS 26: Quick Evaluation   By Bach Pham   The Brooks Beast series (known as Ariel for the women's model) has lon...

The Monday Shakeout:  The State of Stability Shoes in 2026  By Matthew Klein This week, Matt talks about where stability shoes are from a de...

      David’s Boston Marathon Recap, New Brooks and Saucony Shoes Doctors of Running Podcast, Episode 293 Matt and David work through a pac...

  Brooks Hyperion Max 4  Review By  Andrea Myers and Matthew Klein   The Hyperion Max series is hotly debated on the Doctors of Running team...

  New Balance Fresh Foam X 860 v15  Review By Matthew Klein   The New Balance 860 series, once a fairly standard medial post stability shoe,...

The Monday Shakeout:  Some Unique Shoes I've Been Testing While Injured By Nathan Brown If you've been following us through podcast,...

  Saucony Paramount Max  Review By Matthew Klein   Saucony has some of the softest and bounciest midsole foams on the market so far in 2026....

  Saucony Triumph 24  Review By David Salas   Saucony has been making some major midsole shifts as we get deeper into 2026. The two newest f...