races. so the fuel the athlete needs to keep the same speed. in the sprint, it s more to do with the athlete s foot on the ground and the direction of the forces. 50 in athlete s foot on the ground and the direction of the forces. direction of the forces. so in terms ofthe direction of the forces. so in terms of the reaction direction of the forces. so in terms of the reaction to direction of the forces. so in terms of the reaction to the direction of the forces. so in terms of the reaction to the foot - direction of the forces. so in terms of the reaction to the foot on - direction of the forces. so in terms of the reaction to the foot on the l of the reaction to the foot on the ground and the limiting of energy losses, do any of those things make athletes run faster than those who don t wear those shoes? flit athletes run faster than those who don t wear those shoes? of course, eah, if don t wear those shoes? of course, yeah. if you don t wear those shoes? of course, yeah.
lowman owns nine the athletes foot franchises including this one in atlanta. have a good day. it s the global brand s highest grossing location, nearly a third. families in this neighborhood live in poverty. protests for social justice and calls for racial equity inspired him and the athlete s foot marketing director darius billings to launch start strategic african-american retail track that gives black franchisees access to capitol and areas where minority entrepreneurs have historically hit a wall. it upon us to really help foster change. billings believes change can come through growing generational wealth where families pass down assets am on average white families have a net worth nearly ten times that of black families. how does that make you feel when you hear about that as you are trying to grow generational wealth. it is definitely alarming. just because you see all the