Shoes or no shoes??
Jes_ika
Posts: 72 Member
I am just wondering if you are working out at home do you wear shoes?? Sometimes I do sometimes I dont..
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Unless it's yoga, I prefer to wear shoes. makes my ankles feel better0
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Yep. I have awful feet (plantar fasciitis and a cyst in the marrow of one of my heels), so I go for as much cushion and support as possible at all times.0
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No shoes at home for me - pretty much all the time but definitely when I'm working out. We have a rug in the living room which is the only place with a tv and DVD player (gasp, shocking!) and it's too much friction with shoes on so I end up having bad form and feel like I'm going to trip myself. As long as you're not experiencing any pain or balance problems, barefoot should be fine.0
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I was all barefoot until I got shin splints, now I wear shoes unless I'm doing Yoga. I really want to give those barefoot sneakers a try. I wish I never had to wear shoes :grumble:0
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Depends on the exercises you're doing. For example, I find that some exercises like push-ups and planks are more comfortable in shoes. However, other ones are easier w/o shoes.0
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No shoes for me! I workout barefoot.
And honestly, one of the reasons I prefer working out at home is because it cuts down on laundry!! I'm usually just in a sports bra and underwear at home; if I were going to the gym, I'd have to actually put shorts and a shirt on.0 -
shoes.0
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I like to lift barefoot but the gym won't allow it, so I wear Chuck Taylors to lift, and minimalist sneakers to run. Unless I'm running on grass, in which case I like to run barefoot.0
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Barefoot when I work out at home.0
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i always seem to wear shoes!0
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The only time i do no wear shoes is when i am doing ab workouts. Even wearing shoes that are too flat bothers me... =/0
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No shoes unless I'm on the Gazelle.0
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I usually wear shoes. It's hard to do my planks in socks because I slide around.0
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Depends on the exercises you're doing. For example, I find that some exercises like push-ups and planks are more comfortable in shoes. However, other ones are easier w/o shoes.
Yea those are the two that I like to wear shoes for.. otherwise I cant get a good form0 -
Shoes yes, pants/shorts no, shirt yes.0
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No shoes...barefoot or those ballet foot protectors that cover the ball of your foot only...0
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When I lived in a house with a cement floor, it was shoes. Too hard on the joints. But in a house with a wood floor, there is more give, so no shoes. That was when I did Sweatin' to the Oldies videos or stationary bike.0
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Depends on the workout. If there is any sort of impact, my knees feel better with shoes.0
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Shoes ...
And I feel awful saying this, but it makes me feel so much better that people who appear to be smaller than me are having foot problems. I was feeling so very self conscious about my plantars faciitis.0 -
I wear Nike Free's for all indoor exercising. When I'm doing a yoga dvd, I don't wear shoes. That's the only time I go barefoot.0
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WEAR SHOES!!!!!! Seriously, I didn't wear them and did exercise videos when I was visiting my parents for FOUR DAYS in January. On day 4 I tore a tendon in my foot and couldn't work out or do any sport for FOUR MONTHS. It was the most painful thing I've ever done and it still aches now.0
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Shoe for me, only because past foot problems. Not worth going there again!0
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i have Plantar Fasciitis and Plantar Fibromatosis in both feet so unless i am in bed sleeping for the night, i have to wear some form of shoes all the time. but...yes for working out at home, when i do that, i always wear my shoes.0
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hardly wear shoes but the main reason is I like to do fun workouts and slide across the floor like tom cruise0
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depends on the workout.. 99.999% of the time I will wear shoes, berber carpet can be tough to grip feet or socks on.. slide all over the place!!0
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Depends on the exercises you're doing. For example, I find that some exercises like push-ups and planks are more comfortable in shoes. However, other ones are easier w/o shoes.
I agree with this. I have gone back and forth on wearing shoes for most of my cardio. Right now, no shoes but I work out on an industrial carpet in my pool house.0 -
Depends on the workout and the surface... I do Karate and yoga in my bare feet but all my plyometrics and resistance training I do with shoes on... I also have a 1" thick mat down to work out on... it really makes a difference for the knees and ankles.0
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Shoes -- used to do barefoot until I got tendinitis above my ankle. I need the extra support.0
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I ALWAYS wear shoes. I need the support, high arches. I also have IT BAND issues and the extra support in my shoes help with my knees. My pediatrist recommends that I never go barefoot, even in the shower. I can't do that. I love my flipflops and being barefoot in the summer.0
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Shoes....never actually thought I could go with out, but now that I know so many people do I may try it!0
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