Okay. I have no idea what that means but I wanted to use it.
Love ya, Dave. I’ll say it again: You need to write more.
Okay. I have no idea what that means but I wanted to use it.
Love ya, Dave. I’ll say it again: You need to write more.
Posted by Jill on May 3, 2013
http://joggingjeans.wordpress.com/2013/05/03/a-puddle-of-piss/
Part of me says, “Finally! An excuse to post pictures of shirtless buff guys on my site.”
The other part of me says, “What the hell kind of gym lets people workout shirtless and IN JEANS?!”
If you missed my previous post that had shirtless men in it, you can catch it here.
Posted by Jill on May 1, 2013
http://joggingjeans.wordpress.com/2013/05/01/shirtless-2/
Doug Smith ran the Devil Dash in Boulder City, Nevada last month. The Devil Dash is a 5K course featuring mud, barbed wire, and other obstacles. He wore Levi’s jeans and found that they helped avoid rope burns, cuts, and scratches during the obstacles.

He wrote to Levi’s: I finished with only a few minor abrasions. With just exercise clothes or shorts, those abrasions would have been bleeding lacerations from sharp rocks and parts of the obstacles I came in contact with. The 510s™ are excellent because of the tight fit. And given the stretch they have, they didn’t impact my ability to run or go over/under/through the obstacles.
I have worn that pair of 510s™ about 800 days now, over three plus years. They weren’t even damaged during the event, even though I was crawling on hands and knees in rocky sand and mud and scraping across ropes.
And the mud did not penetrate the outer layer or the jeans. I was clean on the inside!
Follow Doug’s lead. Wear jeans for your next obstacle race or mud run. And, as always, send me pictures of your muddy, denim-wearing self.
Posted by Jill on April 28, 2013
http://joggingjeans.wordpress.com/2013/04/28/obstacle/
Posted by Jill on April 9, 2013
http://joggingjeans.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/plaid/
Posted by Jill on March 23, 2013
http://joggingjeans.wordpress.com/2013/03/23/rockinit/
I am horrible at managing my email. Period.*
In the next few days, I’ll be posting several forgotten emails and pictures I have received. You WONDERFUL viewers saw jean-wearing exercisers, thought of me, took pictures, sent those pictures to me, and believed me when I said, “I’LL GET THESE UP NEXT WEEK!” [hangs head in shame]
The first forgotten picture comes from one of my favorite denim-clad runners, Dan, which was taken at a race in West Virginia. To apologize for my forgetfulness to Dan, if when he comes to Pittsburgh, I will take him on my favorite run (up McArdle Roadway to Grandview Avenue) and afterwards I will buy him a Primanti’s sandwich and a beer.
* I have a colleague who has the same job as me and recently had to show me something on his computer. While we were talking, he opened up his email and his inbox was empty. EMPTY! I was all, “What the heck is that? An empty inbox?!” And he said, “Yeah, I take care of my shit right away. Nothing sits there.” So this interaction, combined with these forgotten JoggingJeans.com emails, has had me feeling especially bad about my email organization skills. Does anyone else have an empty inbox?!
Posted by Jill on March 14, 2013
http://joggingjeans.wordpress.com/2013/03/14/buy-love-2/
Posted by Jill on March 10, 2013
http://joggingjeans.wordpress.com/2013/03/10/onlyjorts/
Posted by Jill on March 4, 2013
http://joggingjeans.wordpress.com/2013/03/04/colored/