2003

What happened with running shoes in 2003?
The Vitruvian running shoes are launched.

What else happened in 2003?
On February 1 the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrates during reentry, killing all seven astronauts.
On March 20, the Iraq War begins with the invasion of Iraq by the USA and allied forces and by April 9, they seize control of Baghdad to end the rule of Saddam Hussein.
On July 5, the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome is declared to be over by the World Health Organization.
Concorde makes its last commercial flight on October 24.
The Nobel Prize for Medicine goes to Paul Lauterbur and Peter Mansfield for their work on magnetic resonance imaging.

Books on Running Shoes:

Athletic Footwear and Orthoses in Sports Medicine	The Science of Footwear	Biomechanics of Sports Shoes	Tread Lightly	Shoe Dog
Kicksology: The Hype, Science, Culture & Cool of Running Shoes	Athletic Footwear: The Comprehensive Guide	Which running shoes are for me?: A 10-step guide to evaluating any shoe	The Complete Handbook of Athletic Footwear	The Running Shoe Book
All About Distance Running Shoes	Faster Stronger Higher! How shoe brands create innovative footwear technology: Sport Science for the next Super Athletes	Sneaker Wars: The Enemy Brothers Who Founded Adidas and Puma and the Family Feud That Forever Changed the Business of Sports	Biomechanics of Running Shoes	Handbook of Footwear Design and Manufacture
Running shoe design for runners with overpronation of foot	Nike: Better is Temporary	How to Spot Fake Sneakers	Soled Out	Running with Purpose: How Brooks Outpaced Goliath Competitors to Lead the Pack

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Related Pages:
Running Shoes | Marketshare of Running Shoes | Running Shoe Anatomy and Terminology | Design Features in Running Shoes | How Often to Change or Replace Running Shoes | Manufacture of Running Shoes | Running Shoe Materials | Running Shoe Rotation | The ‘Runners High’

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