I LOVE Zumba...but my feet don't!

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  • RachitaVJ
    RachitaVJ Posts: 6 Member
    Hi guys - WOW, I had no idea there were so many replies.... and so quickly! I am getting used to the new forums. Thanks to you ALL.


    shrinkinginQualicum - I hear you. I've been. I had to get some phys therapy last year for severely spraining my ankle, so I keep going in for random checkups. I have to keep exercising my feet with bands so that has helped a lot.

    Raynne413 - The shoes I have now (NB) with Aetrex insoles are perfect for walking, running, biking for me. For dance-style exercises though, my feet burn a bit and feel very restricted.

    LeslieTsuk - your idea is intriguing. I have used those for pilates before. I might try them out for dancing.

    pscarolina - yes, that's what it seems like.... hit or miss. you are right. *SIGH* I am being forced to go.... shopping.... Woe is me! ;)

    Brawlerbella - ok, I will try those two out. I wonder if I can find them at outlet stores....
    --this goes for shoes all of you have told me about! And KT tape.

    Thanks again! And apologies for the double post!
  • Raynne413
    Raynne413 Posts: 1,527 Member
    GwenWales wrote: »

    Raynne413 - The shoes I have now (NB) with Aetrex insoles are perfect for walking, running, biking for me. For dance-style exercises though, my feet burn a bit and feel very restricted.



    Thanks again! And apologies for the double post!

    Make sure the insoles have good arch support. Unfortunately, I had some REALLY comfortable shoes that I had to get rid of once I had problems with my plantar fasciitis. Even though they FELT great when I was wearing them, they didn't have enough firm support in the arches! I hope you find the problem, and an easy fix!

  • RachitaVJ
    RachitaVJ Posts: 6 Member
    Raynne413 wrote: »
    GwenWales wrote: »

    Raynne413 - The shoes I have now (NB) with Aetrex insoles are perfect for walking, running, biking for me. For dance-style exercises though, my feet burn a bit and feel very restricted.



    Thanks again! And apologies for the double post!

    Make sure the insoles have good arch support. Unfortunately, I had some REALLY comfortable shoes that I had to get rid of once I had problems with my plantar fasciitis. Even though they FELT great when I was wearing them, they didn't have enough firm support in the arches! I hope you find the problem, and an easy fix!

    Thanks. I'll definitely watch out for that.
  • Suzeq66
    Suzeq66 Posts: 28 Member
    I have very high arches and do zumba twice a week on two different floors, I wear Nike shoes, but take the insoles out and replace them with a better arch support. Lady Foot Locker has really good ones.
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