Shoes
Preventing Shin Splints: Tips and Strategies from a Podiatrist
Shin splints, also known as medial tibial stress syndrome, are a common ailment among athletes and active individuals, causing pain and discomfort along the shinbone. Understanding the causes and implementing effective prevention strategies can help you stay active and injury-free. In this post, we’ll explore expert tips from podiatrists on preventing shin splints and highlight…
Choosing the Right Shoes to Support Your Feet
It’s a fact: we love our shoes, and we love them more and more all the time. This isn’t just hyperbole or wishful thinking: recent statistics show that total revenue for footwear purchases in the U.S. was $85.84 billion and expected to grow 5.39 percent by 2027. The U.S. leads other countries in our love…
Podiatrists Recommend Stylish Shoes That Feel Great
What to Look For When Buying Running or Walking Shoes
Typically, running shoes are made with considerably heavier cushioning than walking shoes. Fitness walkers have different needs than runners, as walking has much less impact on the feet. Find a Show That Fits Your Needs There are great ways to stay in shape: running and walking are two great exercises to a healthy lifestyle. It…
Differences Between Walking and Running Shoes
Both running and walking are great exercises, but should a person wear the same shoes for both activities? The answer is no, because there is a difference between the way a person’s feet hit the ground when they are walking and when they are running. Therefore, the shoes for each activity are designed differently. Before…
Tips for Finding Your Perfect Running Shoe
Running may seem like a simple to do. However, running is actually a complex movement that puts stress on the ligaments, bones, and joints of the body. The first step to getting into a proper running routine is to make sure you are wearing the right running shoes. The proper shoe will help to correct…
Finding the Perfect Shoe for You
When it comes to maintaining foot health, it is crucial for people of all ages to have properly fitting shoes. While wearing the appropriate pair of shoes may seem like a trivial concern, the reality is that improperly fitted shoes cause an astounding amount of injuries to the feet. The overall structure and the biomechanics…