What Does "Fast" Mean to You?    • The PUMA Running Team   •
Written on:  What makes you feel fast?  Sometimes we forget that
“fast” is a relative term. Going 28 mph may not be all that
speedy if you’re in a Ferrari, but if you’re sprinting next to
one at 28 mph, it’s a different story. To Usain Bolt, “fast”
might mean a new world record. To you, “fast” might mean winning
a race or posting a new personal best. For all of us, though,
“fast” isn’t really a measure of speed – it’s the way we feel
it.  A perfect example: You can feel fast while standing
perfectly still! Just throw on some sleek running attire, lace
up your favorite shoes and look in the mirror. With the right
clothes, you can’t help but feel like you’re about to blaze down
a trail or light up a track.  Whether it’s a rush of adrenaline,
your light-weight streamlined apparel, pure mind over matter, or
all of the above – when you feel fast you tend to be fast too!
Your senses sharpen, your muscles seem springier, and your heart
revs like an engine