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Runner's Gate – Lakeville

$25 for $50 Worth of Running Shoes and Apparel (Half Off)

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  • Healthy Living

In a Nutshell

Running shoes and apparel such as poly-wool blend shirts and reflective vests

The Fine Print

  • Expires Apr 3, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Limit 1 per visit. In-store only. Not valid for sale items. Groupon does not apply on purchases of accessories items.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Running a marathon is one of the great human challenges, alongside raising a child and peeling a ripe mango without basically ruining it. Outfit yourself for success with this Groupon.

$25 for $50 Worth of Running Shoes and Apparel

Runners can armor themselves with high-tech, poly-wool blend Mizuno thermal shirts ($32), as well as Brooks shorts ($32) and moisture-wicking Saucony Triumph shoes ($130).

Runner's Gate

While adding miles to his personal odometer, Runner's Gate owner Phil Hoffland has sprinted down the streets of Boston and through the mountains of Honolulu. As a long-distance runner, he's competed in road races and marathons such as the Twin Cities Marathon, the Boston Marathon, the Naples Daily News Half Marathon, the Disney Marathon, and the Honolulu Marathon. He puts equal dedication into his charitable work, having served as a volunteer running coach for the local Leukemia Lymphoma Society, and the athletic director and general manager of several local athletic clubs.

At his shop in Lakeville, Hoffland uses his experience and expertise to outfit runners with the shoes that will keep them safely pounding the pavement. He consults with customers to analyze factors such as foot shape, stride, and mileage estimates, and uses in-shop treadmills to help them select the right level of comfort.

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The Groupon Guide to: Making a Goofy Face

If we each spend just 15 minutes a day making a goofy face in public, this big old bowl of soup we call "Earth" won't seem quite as tasteless. Here are some tips on how to goof up your face:

  • To make a goofy smile, simply angle the corners of your lips down instead of up.

  • Stick your open hands behind your head so you look like you're either a moose or a person whose head is growing 10 fleshy nubs.

  • Turn around before making a face. That way the person you're with won't have to watch you try to fold your eyelids in half several times, if that's how you choose to make your goofy face.

  • Puff up your cheeks. You can do this the traditional way—with your breath—or the delicious way—with a pound of meatloaf.

  • For the "inverse," you'll want to shave off your head hair and glue the clippings onto your face. You'll also probably want to start walking backward and draw two eyes, a nose, and a mouth on the hairless portion of your head with lipstick. Have a friend do it too and then your inverse faces can kiss each other. That's wild!

Would the world be a better place if everyone walked around with a mouthful of meatloaf?

Runner's Gate

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    Lakeville

    7676 160th St.
    Lakeville, Minnesota 55044
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