i do a lot of walking on concret floors
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Try the find a retailer link from the new balance website:\nhttp://www.newbalance.com/retailer/index.html
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I'm wearing wicker pants...it sounds so crunchy when I walk.
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Not much go out and walk get some fresh and keep walking if you walked twice a day everyday for 20 min.....40 min a day your whole leg thigh etc will be gorgeous......6 months and keep going luv kara
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Walking is about the best thing that I know of.
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being a professional i advise a comforting regiment of heat and ice, maybe some over the counter icy hot, and maybe you are overdoing it are you standing too much? dont forget to wear comfortable shoes.
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Yeah i did it last night. Not for shoes though so i could go on a fancy night out which is kinda sad cos im gonna have to pay double next month. But you only live once so f*ck it. It was a good night!
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I never noticed that until I saw my footprints in the snow.  Shoes with supports that are on the outside will help to push the direction inward.  Only wear them for a few hours a day until you get used to them, you don't want blisters.  You can put insoles in your shoes too, just take them out after a few hours and put them in the next day. Your feet aren't used to the new direction, yet.
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It sounds like you have poor circulation. I will advise walking like 15 minutes a day. Maybe more if you get used to it. And take B12 is also good for you.
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I have this problem too, when I get home from work that ankle is swollen and painful, I soak it in epsom salts, of course I walk alot in my job. Good shoes are my next recourse, try that also..good luck
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I do the damn thing almost every day
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You need to stay off your foot as much as possible. Keep your foot elavated above your heart and soak in some warm epsom salt as well.
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Just do them every day and try to go a little further every time. Also If you wear socks or pajamas with long legs your feet will slide out further, making you feet separate more
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Do cardio exercise. Walking is fine.
87125
You have walk is euphemistically called a foot fetis, Either find chicks who dig it and indulge one another or get help to remove a perectly good fetish from your psyche.  You be the judge. Its your life.  (ps. Get some supplies like nail polish and ....)
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You probably have dry skin, wear static-prone clothing (like fleece, wool, silk or cotton), or wear "hard" rubber/plastic bottomed shoes, or even "slide" your feet more than others while you walk... many things can cause a static build up... I cannot tell you for sure what is the most signifigant cause of your build up... but I can tell you how to disipate the anoying charge, and how to discharge it without feeling it:\n\n\nStatic electricities "enimies":\n\nEarth ground - static "usualy" has an oposing/different potential than ground... many metal objects around your home are grounded... probably the best grounded, easily accessible point(s) in most homes, is/are the screws on the faceplates of light switches, and outlets... in most us homes, these are connected to a ground wire, which connects to at least 1, usualy more ground rods, usualy place near your electrical service entrance... anyways, to make a long rant shorter, touching these will usualy cause the most powerful discharge (it will make a bigger spark, and you will feel it the most), so if you want to get rid of the charge, touch a screw (you will still feel the shock).\n\nmoisture - high humidity, and moisture will cause the charge to dissipate MUCH faster, often, it dissipates fast enough, that a feelable charge never builds up, so spraying your clothes with a fine mist, wil help keep the charge from building\n\nNo more "ouch"? - to prevent yourself from feeling a static charge, you can use something else to make contact... try this, build up a charge, but don't touch anything that normaly causes the static shock, instead, tightly grasp one end of a key, or other metal object that you have in your pocket, then touch the other end to whatever "causes" the shock... or just try touching it to a screw like I mentioned above... watch the end, you will see the spark (especialy in a dark room)... but you wont feel the shock... this is because our bodies mainly only feel a charge where it exits, and when you grasp the key, electricly, it is like an extension of your body, and since you cannot "feel" the end of the key, you do not feel the shock (for the most part).
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Your a pretty fart smeller arn't you?  Try walking around on your feet instead of your hands, it will get your face up and out of the affected zone more.