USATF Olympic Trials boast Nike running shoes

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Run for gold with USA Track & Field’s limited edition Nike USATF Air Pegasus+ 29. Photo: USATF

NEW YORK, June 28, 2012—The USA Track & Field Olympic Trials resume today in Eugene, Ore. Many big-name runners like Tyson Gay, Sanya Richards-Ross and Galen Rupp have already made Team USA. Others like Bernard Lagat and Allyson Felix have yet to qualify.

While we mere mortal runners may never know what it’s like to run for gold, we can show our red, white and blue too with USA Track & Field’s limited edition Nike USATF Air Pegasus+ 29. Emblazoned with USATF’s “star and wings” logo, the new Air Pegasus+ 29 is the official shoe of the U.S. Olympic Trials.

The Pegasus is one of Nike’s original running shoes that grew out of the running boom in the ‘80s. Updated for a new generation of runners, the Nike USATF Air Pegasus+ 29 is a limited edition: just 400 pairs for men and 200 pairs for women.

It’s just one more way to support Team USA. The shoes cost $100 or $90 for USATF members.

Shop the USATF store here

Karla Bruning is a veteran journalist and running nerd. She has completed four marathons, two triathlons, trains with the New York Harriers and is a member of New York Road Runners. Follow Karla’s “Notes From a Running Nerd” at RunKarlaRun.com, Facebook and Twitter@KBruning.


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Karla Bruning

Karla Bruning is the host of On The Run, a running lifestyle show from New York Road Runners. Her work has appeared in Newsweek, The Philadelphia Inquirer, San Francisco Chronicle, RunnersWorld.com, Active.com, The Times-Picayune in New Orleans, The Gazette in Montreal and two dozen other publications. Her work has also received mentions from The New York Times, Runner's World, Fox Sports, The Baltimore Sun, PBS, New York Road Runners and Brooks Running among others. She has appeared on "America's Morning Radio," "Good Morning San Diego," and "The Marathon Show." She also covered the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver for The Washington Times.

 

As a former Newsweek reporter, Karla contributed to cover stories for the International Edition and sat in as head of research and Periscope editor. She won a Fulbright scholarship for American journalists and reporting grants from the Scripps Howard, Carnegie and Knight Foundations. Karla holds degrees from Amherst College and Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.

 

When not pounding the pavement as a reporter, Karla is often pounding the pavement as a runner. She has completed six marathons, two triathlons, trains with the New York Harriers and is a member of New York Road Runners. She is a writer, editor, and on-camera reporter dedicated to covering the sport of running from a runner’s perspective. Find Karla on RunKarlaRun.com, Twitter@KBruning and Facebook.

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