[Misc] Plantar Fasciitis...

Herr Tubthumper

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The Fatherland

• Sep 9, 2024

• #61

Here she is

Brighton Podiatry – Biomechanics and gait analysis clinic in Sussex

www.brightonpodiatry.co.uk

 

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um bongo molongo

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• Sep 9, 2024

• #62

Bozza said:

Altra are the running shoes that are renowned for being zero drop, ie there's no tapering down from the heel to the toe. They're still pretty cushioned though - https://www.altrarunning.eu/uk/

Vivo Barefoot are far thinner and minamlist - https://www.vivobarefoot.com/uk/mens

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Interesting. Could dig out the Converse All Stars and see if that helps

 

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• Sep 9, 2024

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Herr Tubthumper said:

Here she is

Brighton Podiatry – Biomechanics and gait analysis clinic in Sussex

www.brightonpodiatry.co.uk

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Unfortunately I don't think she's taking on anymore clients, I had that experience and I believe another poster on here has mentioned the same previously.

 

trueblue

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• Sep 10, 2024

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Herr Tubthumper said:

Here she is

Brighton Podiatry – Biomechanics and gait analysis clinic in Sussex

www.brightonpodiatry.co.uk

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I was just about to recommend Helen. She’s brilliant. I’ve had several pairs of custom made insoles from her to compensate for flat feet and some nerve issues. The difference they made was phenomenal. Not cheap but the orthotics last for years, worn constantly, even running 15-20k a week in them.

Didn’t stop me getting plantar fasciitis at one point - so bloody painful - but lots of good advice on here.

 

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Rogero

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• Sep 10, 2024

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One day you will wake up and the condition will suddenly be gone . It’s a very painful thing to have .

 

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lasvegan

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Sin City

• Sep 10, 2024

• #66

Cortisone injection and good walking shoes (Hoka for me). 8 years free of pain.

 

dazzer6666

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• Sep 10, 2024

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I’ve hd all my podiatrist treatment and custom insoles here (Jon)

Podiatrist & Chiropodist Clinic in Haywards Heath | Sussex Foot Centre

Sussex Foot Centre are a friendly family-run podiatry and chiropody practice based in Haywards Heath, West Sussex. Book an appointment online today.

www.sussexfootcentre.co.uk

 

jevs

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Preston Rock Garden

• Sep 10, 2024

• #68

Rogero said:

One day you will wake up and the condition will suddenly be gone . It’s a very painful thing to have .

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This.

Had it bad around 15 years ago. Found arch support insoles were the best and now wear Skechers religiously.

Disappeared as quick as it came

 

The Clamp

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• Sep 10, 2024

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Super Sub said:

Hoka footwear really helps me. I wear their sliders around the house as slippers and their Clifton 9 trainer for everyday wear.
For any other shoe I use a proper plantar infill. I got mine from a store called Runners need. I’m not runner but their information on how to help me was a life changer. They introduced me to Hoka too.

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HOKA, absolute game changer.

I patrol the city centre at night for work. We walk anything from 15-20 miles a night.

I tried all the standard makes; Magnum, Under Armour etc

HOKA Anacama 2 mids were recommended and after one patrol I purchased two more pairs for hiking and everyday use.

Not cheap but bloody amazing.