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How bad do your shoes have to smell before you do something about it. Does a girlfriend need to say something or is it something you should notice. Smell is easy to fix.
I wrote a list of notes and feedback on the test samples. Once the samples are right we need to move on to packaging, the logo, and a functional website. We are going to tap into some of our more creative and artistic friends in hopes they can give us some ideas for logo’s. It should be interesting and we should get multiple visions from a broad group. Thanks everyone for your help.
We met with Molly our manufacturing connection to go over the test samples that we got from China. They looked really good. I don’t know what I was expecting but I was pleasantly surprised that they actually looked similiar to what we sent them to go off of. The feeling is undescribable when you realize that idea is coming to life. We scheduled another meeting for this next week to exchange templates, pattern stencils, and discuss what tweaks need to be made to the final version. I was blown away when Molly said that we could get the first order of product but June if it all went right. Shocked. It is officially go time.
Not exactly the same product but its good to see others have had the thought of creating Sneaker Trees.
Proper footwear is also vital to successful training. According to Phillips, the average person takes about 10,000 steps per day and that number is increased dramatically when training for a distance race. He said that running creates an impact of up to four times the body weight on the feet, which means proper running shoes are essential. Size, width, and categories need to be measured to get the right fit. When feet are measured, running and walking gait are also measured to decide the best type of shoe for training.
http://www.atlanticnewstelegraph.com/articles/2009/02/10/news/doc4991df174abb7169298564.txt
