Episode 102: "THE SHOE GURU". Special guest Steve Bobenhouse, CEO & Founder of Fitness Sports, goes into great detail on the evolution of running shoes, and what to look for when selecting a pair of shoes that have the best support for people with plantar fasciitis. His 40+ years of experience in the industry has made him an authority in shoe design and his advice in running shoes is constantly being sought after by elite athletes. He spends the majority of his time lecturing on footwear to first year podiatry students at Des Moines University and overseeing daily operations at his running store, FITNESS SPORTS. For more information, or to contact the store directly, check out www.fitnesssports.com.
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