Just tripped across a video news clip from WNBC on Tips for Avoiding High Heel Pain. Oh the things women do in the name of looking good and feeling sexy! So how many of you have experienced foot, ankle, knee, hip, or back pain and now are thinking your poor-fitting shoes might be part of the problem? Or perhaps you never realized that your stilettos might be a big part of the problem… Our feet (as well as the rest of our body) shouldn’t hurt. Pain is the red-flag that there is something we need to pay attention to and take care of. Ignoring things and hoping that it will just go away is never a great option.
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Foot Care Tips for Avoiding High Heel Pain
Fantastic Feet Exercises for Plantar Fasciitis and Bunions
I recently received these great questions from Cynthia about picking the right exercises from my book Fantastic Feet to help with plantar fasciitis and bunion issues. Thought that there might be a few other people out there searching for solutions for foot care and foot exercises that will benefit these two common foot problems.
Here are her questions about Plantar Fasciitis and Bunions and my suggestions to benefit healthier and happier feet:
Dear Aliesa,
I must say that I have just recently pulled out your book, Fantastic Feet! Exercises to Strengthen the Ankles, Arches, and Toes. I bought it a few years back. I have had plantar fasciitis in my life and also bunions. Now my 14 year old son has very sore feet from soccer….so much running. I pulled it out to see where I can help him. I want to give him a limited number of exercises that would give him the most benefit but with the least amount of time since it will be hard for me to keep his interest….that is also true of me. I would greatly appreciate your advice in that area. I know it is his heel that hurts but it does not seem like what I had as far as plantar fasciitis. It looks like his whole bottom of his foot hurts.
In your book, I would like to be able to see a foot ailment and the exercise or exercises that would most benefit that area whether it be sitting or standing. That would allow me to pick and choose which ones are best for what is happening right now. I think the problem is that I am pressed for time so a suggestion on what to do if you have 5 min, 10 min, 15 min etc would be good. It looks overwhelming as it is, though it may not be, it just looks that way.
Thanks, Cynthia
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Hi Cynthia!
Glad that you pulled my book off your shelf and are revisiting the foot-care exercises in Fantastic Feet! I know it’s a challenge to get teenagers to do things that are good for them, but if he can learn some things now, hopefully they will be tools he can use for a lifetime to keep him pain and injury-free.
Upcoming Fantastic Feet Workshop at the Pilates Studio of Little Rock
Check out this AWESOME WORKSHOP!
Fantastic Feet! Exercises to Strengthen the Ankles, Arches, and Toes
with Aliesa George and Centerworks®
Discover:
- Why it’s important to focus on foot fitness!
- Lots of easy exercises to help you improve strength, and flexibility!
- How this simple foot-care system can help reduce foot pain!
- Enjoy healthy and happy feet! And the rest of your body will feel better too!
Don’t miss this FUN, exercise-packed Fantastic Feet Workshop!
Thursday, February 26th from 5:30 – 8:30pm!
Location:Â The Pilates Studio of Little Rock, 5515 Kavanaugh Blvd., Little Rock, AR
To register contact www.PilatesLittleRock.com
P.S.
If you can’t make it to this workshop…
Check out all the great foot-fitness products available at www.foot-care-help.com
Studio Owners – If you’d like to host a workshop at your facility, contact Aliesa George now!
Great Press on NPR for Pilates and Foot Exercises – “How to Keep your Feet Happy”
Great Press on NPR for Pilates and Foot Exercises – “How to Keep your Feet Happy”
I’m thrilled to see foot-care and foot exercise making national headlines!Â
 Did you happen to see or hear the news? I’m not a regular National Public Radio listener, but fate stepped in and brought it to my attention. So how did I find out?  It was a double whammy….which to me was a sign that I had to check it out.Â







