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[x][edit] - Since being on Advicenators there have been a lot of repetitive questions and innane ones at that. Because of this, I will not be answering as many questions as I had before. To put it simply, some people need to think for themselves. To learn things in life we have to fall down from our hardships, learn from them, and get to our feet again. People aren't just going to spoonfeed you on how to live your life.
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I'm a lacrosse player (female) and it is my first year. I just started to become athletic, and since I'm running so much, my toes/feet hurt a lot if I run a lot. Is there anything I can do to get used to running a lot so my feet don't hurt as much? Thanks so much!
anonymous -
It may be the lack of support in the shoes or the shoes may be too big or too small. That's where the problem usually lies.
But if you're certain it's not that, try stretching for at least 10 minutes prior to the game/practice. Since it's focused on your feet, spread them out, wiggle your toes, etc.
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Thanks so much for the great advice! ^^
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