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On Mon, 03 Nov 2003 16:20:40 GMT, "Robert Lombardi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hello All > >I have started a regular fitness program recently. Part of it involves >walking. > >I have no issues with the pace from the stand point of my cardio-vascular >system. > >My issue is with my feet. Now I have known all my life that I have flat >feet. But since I have started this fitness routine, 10 minutes into my >walking the soles of my feet are so sore that it's almost enough to force me >to stop. The pain is localized to the outsides the soles of both feet. >Slowing my pace eases the pain somewhat, but that takes me out of the cardio >region of the exercise. > >I'm wondering if anyone has had this issue and what they may have done to >solve this. > >Should perhaps see a podiatrist about the problem? > >I am 35 and I have no other health issues other than this one. > Yes, you should see a podiatrist who specializes in this kind of problem. There are orthotics -- gizmos that can be inserted in shoes to deal with many types of foot problems. Get a correct diagnosis of your problem and how to corect it.
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