What sport may be simpler and more traditional than running? There’s no formal equipment needed, and the sport can be traced up to old Egypt, over 5,000 years back. So, there’s due to be some fans of this sport out there, and there’s also a site where they can unite: Letsrun.
This site offers the user the possibility to browse over their extensive database of information, see videos, participate in their message board, look for coaches and many more. Although the immense amount of information provided by the site can be seen as soon as one enters the site, there’s no apparent arrangement among them, no categories, and no internal search engine for the user to browse through. All the information provided by the site is completely free, but, if you should choose to participate in their message boards, you need to register in, but don’t worry, it’s a quick, easy and completely free process.
Letsrun.com In Their Own Words
“LetsRun.com is a running web-site founded by identical twin brothers Weldon and Robert Johnson with the goal of increasing each visitor’s enjoyment of what we think is the world’s greatest and simplest sport, running. Often, increased enjoyment results from improved performance and thus one of the primary purposes of LetsRun.com is to make everyone a better runner. While there are many ways to become a better runner, proper coaching is essential. It is to that end that we at LetsRun.com are trying to promote the coaching services of John Kellogg, aka the World’s Greatest Running Coach.”
Why Letsrun.com It Might Be A Killer
This site may prove useful for all those long time runners, and even to those interested in starting, by providing useful information, news, and message boards. Running is an easy, cheap and fun sport, which is practiced by people of all ages all around the world, so the potential audience for this site may prove to be enormous.
Some Questions About Letsrun.com
Shouldn’t a division by categories or an internal search engine be added to make the browsing easier for the user? Isn’t the site too monotonous and unappealing, reducing the amount of users who might visit the site? Will users overcome the untidiness and enter the site regularly? 
