 |
|
 JacquiB |
|
| Posted: 01/05/03 09:36:07 07 |
| Thanks for your advice p & m. Could you run in them straightaway then or did u have to build up the milege slowly? |
 Debate this in the forum |
|
| JacquiB |
|
| Posted: 30/04/03 21:05:52 52 |
| Pizzaman/Meerket - I wear Nike Pegasus. Have found wearing midsole more comfortable over orthotics which are two thirds long. I think they are made from polypropolene something or other! I have high arches and the support bit has just been adjusted by my podiatrist which has made them a bit more comfortable. | |
Debate this in the forum |
|
| JacquiB |
|
| Posted: 30/04/03 19:57:02 02 |
| After finally going to podiatrist after suffering months of pain in ball of foot, and then shin splints I am now into my 3rd week of wearing orthotics. Just ran a mile on Saturday with them in and found it a struggle so would really appreciate any advice anybody has on how long it takes to get used to them. Feeling quite depressed as I stupidly thought I could just put them in and do my normal 6+ miles but now realise it could be a long process. | |
Debate this in the forum |
|
| JacquiB |
|
| Posted: 10/03/03 21:47:15 15 |
| DanielB, make sure you get a dog that can be left on its own. My lab, bless her, if left alone just loves to chew anything thats been left in the same room as her, including, very annoyingly two pairs of trainers, slippers, and especially anything wooden! | |
Debate this in the forum |
|
| JacquiB |
|
| Posted: 10/03/03 16:43:42 42 |
| Well done everyone. For those of you looking for another 10k, there is the St Clare Hospice one at Hastingwood, Essex on the 30th March. It is just off the M11, the exit for Harlow. | |
Debate this in the forum |
|  | | To start a new forum discussion you need to be a member of the site. Joining is free and takes thirty seconds, you can do it here. | | |
|
|
denotes Subscriber-only content | 
