Had a few days off with a niggly foot problem - a pain on the top of big toe area.
Think I have sussed it out being caused by my skecher walkabout trainers. Really comfortable in fact best pair of trainers I have had for ages. However the upper part near the big toe area has got a nobble (for use of a better word) that is putting pressure on my foot. I have not noticed it at all before now. Anyhoo, a few days rest and wearing other footwear and the niggly pain disappeared. Managed to do a 4.7 mile trot in a coolish morning air towards my goal of 35 miles his month. I have actually managed 34 already so may up it to 50 miles, hoping the foot problem does not return.
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Good to hear you pinpointed the cause of the pain – pesky shoes, eh? I am so sensitive about my feet now I am a runner, and am always on the look out for the most supportive, comfortable "day shoes". Sounds like you are going to smash your monthly goal! Woo hoo well done!
Oh it always feels like longer 😢. I hate not being able to run now! Currently running one mile every day just to see how it feels...and it feels great. It’s a mini run streak, but I will get back to 5k again soon. 😁
Spoke too soon, had a run out today and the pain is back in my foot. Nearly turned around but just went slower than normal for 3.5 miles which is less than planned. Looks like a problem - “The pain is usually present in the metatarsal heads — the joint that is just under your toes — or the big toe‘‘
Must have been a red herring or wishful thinking about the skechers.
Ice or a bag of peas will be my friend for a couple of days then 😫
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