There is no point in being barefoot.
Suppose that you saw your enemy and wanted to kick him; you would not be able to.
Suppose your enemy saw you and decided to stomp on your toes.
There is no point in being barefoot.
Suppose that you saw your enemy and wanted to kick him; you would not be able to.
Suppose your enemy saw you and decided to stomp on your toes.
My only reason for trying it was I heard you are less likely to obtain running injuries that way. I'm not convinced so far.![]()
You know, I was just kidding around. Maybe there's something to it?
There was an Etheopian marathon Runner won the 60 oylimpics barefoot, then after that won everything. So for the next 64 oylimpics one of the Big shoe companys, gave Him something like a million, to wear there shoes. He did and came 4th.
Pain lasts a only a minute, but the memory will last forever....
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I've got something on this at home somewhere. I'll dig it up for you. It pretty much agrees with the joke Scrap made anyway.
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Those look cool, they look like the perfect solution for the blisters. I do have to say that the running barefoot felt pretty good, kind of glided, less weight on the foot and you land on the forefoot more. It was all gravy until my feet started to feel warm, I thought it was sweat or something til I saw my feet were raw on the forefoot.Ideally I'd go run barefoot on the beach, but its too far a drive to have to do every other day.
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