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Asher Clark and Lee Saxby on the Living Barefoot Show

February 2nd 2012 by Jamie Page

“Join us for this frank and interesting interview”

Our Design Director, Asher Clark, and our Barefoot Running Expert Lee Saxby are on Episode 44 of the Living Barefoot Show. Read more…

The Minimalist Runner’s interview with Asher Clark

July 19th 2011 by Jamie Page

Here’sour very own Asher Clark, Head Designer and Creative Director of VIVOBAREFOOT, talking to the Minimalist Runner. Want to know what’s happening at VIVOBAREFOOT HQ? Asher gives Minimalist Runner a great insight into current and future projects that are going on. Exciting times.

A gallery style celebration in New York

April 14th 2011 by Jamie Page

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Showing off some new VIVOBAREFOOT products

November 3rd 2010 by Jamie Page

We’ve been working hard on some exciting new VIVOBAREFOOT products over the last year. Using our patented puncture resistant technology, we expanded our minimalist range to offer something for (nearly) everyone.
At a recent trade show Asher Clark, our head designer, spoke to Park City TV about our new products. Read more…

Interview with Asher Clark by Yanko Design

July 13th 2010 by Jamie Page

Interview with Asher Clark by Yanko Design

Here's Asher Clark, of AMC Design talking about shoes, Terra Plana, sitting on the toilet and going barefoot.

Read the full interview on yankodesign.com

Interview with Asher Clark by Yanko Design

Here's a couple of the questions from the interview:

This is a question I've always wanted to ask the pro-barefoot camp. Many runners pronate or supinate and require corrective orthotics. Can these runners use the Evo comfortably?

Most people have been in shoes every walking hour of there life since they were kids and it stands to reason that if you jump out of your shoes and run a marathon your going to feel pain in places that you didn't even know existed. Absolutely, if you are new to barefoot you need to take it slowly and listen to your body, building up to longer runs and looking at improving your running technique with a like minded running coach. The?? hard soles of shoes actually cause a lot of foot problems and research shows that if you let you body move as nature intended, a lot of the problems you talk about can be corrected. For me personally barefoot just feels rite and perhaps is not for everyone but we were all barefoot once upon a time, right?

As head designer of Terra Plana, what inspires you? What do you do when you come to a creative block?

Am inspired to make things better…better to wear, better for the environment…just keep being better.

 

 

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