Mr. Awesom
What do they need that they don't have now? Like Nike and the walls iron or how shoes used to just be leather that would mold to your foot. How will the change 10 years from now? How about 20? 50? Any thoughts would be really appreciated.
Answer
honestly i think that big athletic name brand shoes (like Nike or Adidas)are completely wrong when it comes to any athletic clothes, but i'll stick to shoes for this answer. Shoes should be looked at as tools or performance boosters, not as something we need but as something to make us a bit better. here is a video that explains what i mean. this guy talks about the Method behind barefoot training and how big fat shoes are bad for your feet, but light flexible shoes help your feet become stronger. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW7hZlxlTlo&feature=BFa&list=PL870BB3159BA52F74
now he is talking in the context of practicing parkour but this method and reasoning can easily be included into almost very other sport or simply just walking. i hope that if people wake up and realize this that shoes in the future will make your feet stronger and people would be able to so things that would seem impossible today.
honestly i think that big athletic name brand shoes (like Nike or Adidas)are completely wrong when it comes to any athletic clothes, but i'll stick to shoes for this answer. Shoes should be looked at as tools or performance boosters, not as something we need but as something to make us a bit better. here is a video that explains what i mean. this guy talks about the Method behind barefoot training and how big fat shoes are bad for your feet, but light flexible shoes help your feet become stronger. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW7hZlxlTlo&feature=BFa&list=PL870BB3159BA52F74
now he is talking in the context of practicing parkour but this method and reasoning can easily be included into almost very other sport or simply just walking. i hope that if people wake up and realize this that shoes in the future will make your feet stronger and people would be able to so things that would seem impossible today.
Best athletic shoe?
Callie
My man has flat feet, kind of wide, and habitual corns.,... what would be the best tennis shoe for him?
He likes Nike's but I was thinking Adidas.
Answer
I have flat feet too (that are kind of wide when i step) and need to buy shoes with a low arch and with enough room around the front of the shoe. I tend to by Adidas because they usually have more low-arched shoes than Nike (from my experience). I've bought the clima-cool shoes and have been using them for years. They are really comfortable, but the ones I have are for running. The most important thing to consider, however, is to choose the right shoe no matter what the brand is.
For more information here's an article from WebMD about choosing shoes:
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/108/108999?src=rss_cbsnews
And another great website about choosing running shoes that I've used:
http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/news/article.asp?UAN=481
I have flat feet too (that are kind of wide when i step) and need to buy shoes with a low arch and with enough room around the front of the shoe. I tend to by Adidas because they usually have more low-arched shoes than Nike (from my experience). I've bought the clima-cool shoes and have been using them for years. They are really comfortable, but the ones I have are for running. The most important thing to consider, however, is to choose the right shoe no matter what the brand is.
For more information here's an article from WebMD about choosing shoes:
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/108/108999?src=rss_cbsnews
And another great website about choosing running shoes that I've used:
http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/news/article.asp?UAN=481
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