After the success of the Race Walking Done Right T-shirts, we have decided to add another design to our inventory of full-color t-shirts. The Evolution of Race Walking Shirt is an idea I have had for a while. I am sure it will drum up some controversy, because each of the walkers is obviously a stereotype of the walkers of each period pictured. Each walker was characterized from a series of photographs I provided my graphic artists. I hope you like what they came up with.

These are full-color T-shirts made via a 6 color silk screening process. This should last much better than the typical full-color transfer method used on many full-color shirts. T-shirt is white and 100% cotton. Available in Small, Medium, Large, and Extra Large, please order early to ensure we have your size. Last round of T-Shirts we sold out of some sizes very quickly.

Price: $15.95 + $4 S&H (additional shirts @ $2 S&H each) Foreign orders, please email me for shipping costs.

Present Day Walker: A women demonstrating the ideal 30/70 stride length split. A 1960's Walker: The isosceles triangle style of walking. Equal distribution of the stride in front and behind the body. The 1920's Walker: A military walker, participating in an organized race walk. The late 1800's Walker: Many people do not realize that women also participated in many long distance race walks at the turn of the 19th century. Both men and women walkers of this era were rather formally dressed. Clearly look was more important than speed.