I think Catherder's a sandgarden fan.. 
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Forget that. I have to get my sleep before work tomorrow morning. Staying up late for me is past 11pm. And around here that's really late. Most people call it a night by 9 or 10.
If you're talking about overpronation (flat footed) then you can correct it with running shoes that have good arch support. They're called 'motion control' or 'stability' running shoes. New Balance and Asics both make them. I prefer Asics because they seem to be more well made. I've owned a few pairs of both and used to be on my feet all day at my job. You can also get non motion control running shoes and buy some good arch support inserts instead. The best ones I've tried are the Sofsole 'Arch' inserts which are around $20 a pair. I happen to have low arches too.I have fallen ankles with no arch...I've had this since birth, but never had put much effort into treating it or controlling it. I'm gonna look into ways that I can help with this that doesn't require surgery. I've never had a surgery in my life and I don't plan on having one any time soon.
Ouch!! That sucks.Why is it that whenever I get my bike fixed shortly there after I have to fall off of it again. I'm bruised and scraped and have to take the bike back in to get the handlebars aligned with the front tire properly. On the bright side, I got all of my morning errands done and I'm not seriously injured just a few bruises and some road rash.
If you're talking about overpronation (flat footed) then you can correct it with running shoes that have good arch support. They're called 'motion control' or 'stability' running shoes. New Balance and Asics both make them. I prefer Asics because they seem to be more well made. I've owned a few pairs of both and used to be on my feet all day at my job. You can also get non motion control running shoes and buy some good arch support inserts instead. The best ones I've tried are the Sofsole 'Arch' inserts which are around $20 a pair. I happen to have low arches too.
Here's all the stability models from Asics.. some are expensive, some aren't..
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Yea that's overpronation. It's actually very common. Most people just never know their ankles are turned in like that unless they take up running or something. Wearing shoes with good arch support won't actually heal it but it will give you the proper gait/stride so it will relieve unnecessary strain on your joints and stuff.Yeah, my feet are completely flat and my ankles are collapsed like the image below.
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The one on the right is how both of my ankles are. Though if I get good supports and wear good shoes most of the time it might be able to prevent the damage from going any further.
Right now, I'm gonna look into those, and I'm also praying that God helps heal me. This isn't the only issue I have, and honestly, I really need God to give me His healing touch.
Yeah, my feet are completely flat and my ankles are collapsed like the image below.
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The one on the right is how both of my ankles are. Though if I get good supports and wear good shoes most of the time it might be able to prevent the damage from going any further.
Right now, I'm gonna look into those, and I'm also praying that God helps heal me. This isn't the only issue I have, and honestly, I really need God to give me His healing touch.
I think Catherder's a sandgarden fan..
[video=youtube;3mbBbFH9fAg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbBbFH9fAg[/video]
I highly recommend Birkenstock Arch Support inserts for shoes. I've been buying them every year since I was 18. They are great. I have fallen arches and knee problems that become painful if I walk without the supports. You can find them at shoe stores like Urban Trail, if you have them.
http://www.birkenstockusa.com/products/women/insoles/arch-support/blue-footbed-heeled/1000/