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It's all about the cross training (and food)

I took a little time off to relax, enjoy the Christmas holiday with my family, and eat lots of food. Including plenty of sugar cookies.

With frosting. Lots and lots of frosting.

And sprinkles. I may have a small obsession with sprinkles.

For breakfast on Christmas Eve (and again Christmas morning) we had chocolate chip coffee cake. It is a family favorite. And tradition. We are big on tradition.

Another tradition that just kind of happened is In-n-Out for Christmas Eve dinner. After having it during the day on Christmas Eve while doing last minute shopping the past several years, it just felt right.

Now that the important food items are out of the way, I want to tell you about a shoe I have been loving lately.

The Asics GEL-Fit Sana is a fitness shoe that has been great for all my cross training.

Here's a little more, straight from the source:

The GEL-Fit Sana™ features a Flexible Fit system with flexible support bands from heel to forefoot, to provide adaptable support in designated areas. Designed with a stretchable mesh upper and MONO-SOCK® upper construction, it gives a sock-like fit and feel that makes for a secured comfortable wear. A smooth inner lining and lightweight, low-profile midsole gives this GEL-Fit Sana™ a barefoot-like sensation and an overall customized fit. Weight: 5.6 oz.


The GEL-Fit Sana come in six awesome colors!! It is hard to choose just one pair because the combinations are all so great.


I was provided a pair of Asics GEL-Fit Sana to review. All opinions are my own.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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