Nike Shoe (IT Project) by Annette Huynh is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Before you begin your work out, it is essential that you
complete one important step (Well, one of many steps): Get yourself some good
shoes. Owning the right footwear
is crucial, because shoes that are too small or don’t have enough support and
cushion could lead to disastrous injuries.
When looking for a good pair of shoes to work out in, it is
important to seek out shoes with a thick sole. These shoes tend to have more
support for your feet and will be the most shock-absorbent. When exercising,
the weight of your whole body is on your feet, especially if you’re lifting
weights or doing any jumping. Not having enough cushion in your shoes could
result in injuries in your feet that could take you out of the gym for weeks.
You also want to make sure that your shoes are the correct
size. Your shoes are meant to
protect your feet, not to hurt them. When trying on shoes, there should be half
an inch between the tips of your toes and the very end of your shoe. If that
half an inch isn’t there, your shoes are most likely too small. While it may
feel okay for a little while, shoes that are even half a size too small will
begin to hurt your feet after you work out in them for a while. It’s also
important to make sure that your shoes aren’t too big. If your feet slide around
in your shoes, this could not only hurt your feet in the long run, but it could
also lead to more dangerous injuries.
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