The Best Shoes You've Ever Owned
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more info that doesn't really matter to you, but I like pretending it does:
this can (and does) lead to pains all the way up the leg, and pains in the lower back. To add to the effect, my left foot is flatter than my right, so they're uneven. This causes uneveness all the way up, which leads to more back pain and other stuff.
ok, I'm done
we should just start a personal medical problem thread....wait, maybe not
this can (and does) lead to pains all the way up the leg, and pains in the lower back. To add to the effect, my left foot is flatter than my right, so they're uneven. This causes uneveness all the way up, which leads to more back pain and other stuff.
ok, I'm done
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Originally Posted by ethannyc1' date='Apr 24 2003, 02:23 PM
COME ON.......IT'S ALL ABOUT THE PUMAS
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Then you'd only have one-and-a-half pairs, now wouldn't you
Interestingly, spurs can be prevented or reduced by increasing your calcium and magnesium intake. Sounds counter-intuitive, but apparently it works.
Tablets won't do much though, the body only absorbs about 1% of the calcium in them. Milk doesn't help much either if it's pasteurized. Best bet is lots of raw dark green vegetables.
J
Interestingly, spurs can be prevented or reduced by increasing your calcium and magnesium intake. Sounds counter-intuitive, but apparently it works.
Tablets won't do much though, the body only absorbs about 1% of the calcium in them. Milk doesn't help much either if it's pasteurized. Best bet is lots of raw dark green vegetables.
J
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Originally Posted by teknics' date='Apr 24 2003, 10:46 AM
the most comfortable shoes i've had are probably my current Dada's, some addidas (not the real common ones, those werent comfortable, they had these nicely cushioned ones) and probably my pumas.
try wearing some skater boy shoes, like DC and whatever. they've got like double the amount of padding needed.
kevin.
try wearing some skater boy shoes, like DC and whatever. they've got like double the amount of padding needed.
kevin.
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Definitely go with a New Balance shoe. I have a pair of VANS that I bought 8 years ago, and they still fit, are wearable and still look good. the soles are just now wearing out. the only problem is that VANS are made in China now and the pair i bought were made in the good 'ol U S of A!!
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Originally Posted by UniqueTII' date='Apr 24 2003, 11:23 AM
I used to only wear Nike's, but I like Sketchers better now. They're the most comfortable shoes I've ever had.
They don't actually say Superstar on them, though.