If you wear cleats (or sport boots) beware… Even though they’ll cut down on slips and falls, they increase injury risk for your ankles and knees significantly. This is especially true for shoes that increase traction when turning (rotational). And if your cleats/boots are narrow, tight, or hurting your feet, your injury risk is much higher. While all cleats increase injury risk, some are much worse than others. @code_ftwr, @naturathletics, and @newbalance (wide toe box options only) are your bes

All shoes are not equal. Most companies sell you a look, brand, and “comfort” instead of function. But the shoe should be made for the foot, not the foot made to squeeze into the shoe. When you get that backwards, your feet suffer. And remember, your feet are foot shaped. So the shoes that make should reflect that. I’ve helped (literally) thousands of people get out of foot pain, and they all ask me the same thing… What shoes should I buy? I give them the same answer… The first step is not super

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