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Last updated: September 8, 2026

Miles After Fifty is a personal running blog based on my experiences as a recreational runner. The opinions and experiences shared on this site are my own.

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I am not a running coach or medical professional. The information on Miles After Fifty is based on my personal experience and what I am learning through my own running.

Nothing on this site should be considered medical advice or a substitute for professional medical care. Running and exercise involve risks, and what works for me may not be appropriate for everyone.

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From time to time, I may write about running shoes, gear, apps, or other products that I use.

Unless otherwise stated, products discussed on Miles After Fifty were purchased with my own money. My opinions are based on my own experience with those products.

If a product is provided to me for free, sponsored, or otherwise connected to a company or brand, I will clearly disclose that relationship in the relevant post.

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