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04.17.21

The Best Running Clothes 2021 Buyers Guide

The Best Running Clothes 2021 Buyers Guide Shopping for the best running clothes can take you all over town and to every corner of the internet. It’s hard to find the clothes that meet all your needs—the right fit, the right materials, the right number of pockets. But when you …

Read More › 04.10.21

Fleet Feet Madison Celebrates 16 Years

Happy Anniversary to Us!  The past year was not easy, but one glimmer of hope is that many have discovered (or rediscovered) the simple pleasure of walking and running. No matter your reason, moving has become more important than ever.  As we celebrate 16 years in business, we wa…

Read More › 04.3.21

Easter Sunday-Stores are Closed

Easter Sunday Holiday Our stores will be closed.  Shop fleetfleet.com for all your running needs 24/7!

Read More › 03.28.21

Learning How to Run without the Motivation of a Group

Written by Ashley Cass Born and raised in in DeForest, WI, Ashley Cass is an undergraduate student at UW Madison and Fleet Feet Outfitter. She ran Cross Country and Track in High School and now finds motivation running local races. Beginning college, like all steps in life, brings many n…

Read More › 11.12.20

Adjust and Adapt

  Written by Jake Vis When he’s not here at Fleet Feet, you can pretty much always find Jake Vis in a gym or exploring one of Wisconsin’s great parks. Jake is also a strength and endurance coach and is a frequent visitor on podiums at Obstacle Course Races all over …

Read More › 10.28.20

Poetry, Trail Running, and the Great Outdoors

This week's "blog" comes from Calvin Mabie, a man who can be best described as equal parts artist and athlete. Calvin is the creative force behdind our Dairyland Dirtbags, a Training Group focused on trail running. His "blog" is a series of Haikus that center around the b…

Read More › 10.26.20

Health and Safety Protocols

Please note the following guidelines in place for your health and safety during group runs: Due to COVID-19 • Participants are required to bring their own personal hydration and nutrition • Do not engage in traditional forms of physical contact (e.g. handshakes, high-fives, hugs…

Read More › 10.21.20

How To Dress for a Fall Run: Wisconsin Edition!

One day it's sunny and 65 and the next its 40 and rainy. How do you know what to wear?! This handy guide will take the decisions out of your hands. Save this page or image and refer back to it when you're heading out for a run!

Read More › 10.19.20

Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable

Written by Jack Meixelsperger   Formerly a personal trainer, Jack has gone head first into the world of Ultra Running. He has completed marathons, 50ks and even covered 67 miles during a Backyard Ultra, a race format that repeats the same 4.1 route every hour until athletes can't…

Read More › 10.15.20

An Ode to My Running Shoes

Written by Jacky Hernandez   Dear running shoes, Thank you for all of the miles we’ve put in together. A little more than two years ago, after moving halfway across the country, you were the first pair of running shoes that I bought in Madison. On what felt like a whim, I had s…

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