Minimal support to regular running shoes
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kimberlymax
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I was wondering how long it has taken people to return to a regular running shoe after exercising in minimal support shoes?
I was wearing Nike Free shoes for about the last 6 months and LOVE them, however, they are getting a bit worn out, so I really can't wear them any more. At the same time I bought the Frees, I bought a traditional pair of shoes too incase I didn't like the Frees, well...I wore those today and they felt really really strange. I got really used to being able to move my feet and feeling the track as well as my balance when doing squats and such. I don't have the money to buy another pair of Frees right now, plus, I have perfectly good pair of shoes that I can wear. I will get another pair at some point, but for now, how long did it take you to make the transition?
I was wearing Nike Free shoes for about the last 6 months and LOVE them, however, they are getting a bit worn out, so I really can't wear them any more. At the same time I bought the Frees, I bought a traditional pair of shoes too incase I didn't like the Frees, well...I wore those today and they felt really really strange. I got really used to being able to move my feet and feeling the track as well as my balance when doing squats and such. I don't have the money to buy another pair of Frees right now, plus, I have perfectly good pair of shoes that I can wear. I will get another pair at some point, but for now, how long did it take you to make the transition?
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I was wondering how long it has taken people to return to a regular running shoe after exercising in minimal support shoes?
I was wearing Nike Free shoes for about the last 6 months and LOVE them, however, they are getting a bit worn out, so I really can't wear them any more. At the same time I bought the Frees, I bought a traditional pair of shoes too incase I didn't like the Frees, well...I wore those today and they felt really really strange. I got really used to being able to move my feet and feeling the track as well as my balance when doing squats and such. I don't have the money to buy another pair of Frees right now, plus, I have perfectly good pair of shoes that I can wear. I will get another pair at some point, but for now, how long did it take you to make the transition?
I'm glad I read this. I have regular Nikes now and I want some flatter shoes (heel) for lifting and such. I'm really considering the Frees myself.0 -
I'm glad I read this. I have regular Nikes now and I want some flatter shoes (heel) for lifting and such. I'm really considering the Frees myself.
Sort of off topic here, but Chucks are pretty much ideal lifting shoes.0 -
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sorry to not have any input, but I just got a 'Pes Anserinus Bursitis' diagnosis
:laugh: (I've been calling it PEZ bursitis - I have a bad memory for medical terms...) :explode:
and the Sports Doc recommended going back to cushioned (non-minimal) shoes... would love to hear what people have to say.0
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