10/03/2026
Your feet are the foundation of the structure above it!
Treat them accordingly!
STOP Wearing Shoes That Could Be Making Your Feet Worse
The shoes you wear change how pressure moves through your feet, how freely your toes can move, and how your foot interacts with the ground.
Some common shoe designs can work against natural foot function, especially when worn for long periods.
Flat shoes can provide very little structure or cushioning, potentially increasing stress on the heel and plantar fascia.
Max cushioned running shoes can reduce how much sensory information your feet receive from the ground. Heavy cushioning may also change how the foot naturally loads and moves with each step.
High heels shift your weight forward, increase pressure on the forefoot, and hold the ankle in a plantar flexed position. Regular use can also affect calf and Achilles mechanics.
Narrow toe box shoes compress the toes and restrict natural toe splay. Over time, poorly fitting footwear can aggravate bunions and other forefoot problems.
Unsupported sandals and flip flops provide little stability and often require your toes to grip the shoe while you walk, changing normal foot mechanics.
Worn out shoes lose cushioning and structural integrity. Uneven wear can also change how pressure is distributed through the foot with every step.
Your feet are sensory organs. What you put between them and the ground matters.
In addition to this,Therapeutic Insoles are a great tool that can be used to improve posture through sensory feedback → link in bio ☝️posturepro.co/products/therapeutic-insoles?ch=fb
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