I know you're like, what's Emily doing in this feed today? It's a Friday. Well, here I am,

special episode of Hurtle. Emily Abadi here. Excited to bring you a conversation I had last week

in Los Angeles, this special episode. I had the opportunity to sit down with Nike Master

Trainer and Pyro Girl, Christy Godso, as well as Catherine Lee.

She is a model.

And we had a talk all about running to celebrate Nike's newest sneaker launch.

It is called the Joy Ride.

Now, firstly, let's talk about the Joy Ride.

The Joy Ride is launching globally on August 15. The shoe is

pretty much made for people that can't stand running. Yes, I know. You're wondering what in the

world does that mean? So maybe it's because you don't love the impact that running can have on

your body or because maybe it's just not your idea of fun. Regardless, the sneaker is made on top of a dynamic footbed,

which is full of these little itty-bitty beads.

They formed your foot, and ultimately they make the run easier on your legs.

Trust me, I know it sounds too good to be true.

I gave the sneaker a good, good test, a good few tests, actually, since my time in Los Angeles.

I've probably logged about, I'd say, 15, 16 miles in it.

And the best way I can describe the sensation is it feels as though you're walking on bubble wrap, but the bubbles aren't popping.

It's super comfortable, really cozy, really great recovery sneaker, I'd say, perfect for

a 5K, something around that distance. And it looks pretty cool. Now, what you're going to get out of

this episode out of our conversation, again, the sneaker is marketed toward recovery,

toward the runner who feels like it might not necessarily always be their jam and that's

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