Comments on: It’s Official: Plantar Fasciitis = No Marathon

By: Footsource Matt

Footsource Matt — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 19:26:06 +0000

I know this is an old post, but I found it will searching for information on plantar fasciitis. Since other folks may also find this post when looking for info on plantar fasciitis, I figured I’d throw in my my two cents.

One of the best ways to prevent and relieve plantar fasciitis is to wear the right shoes. There are attractive orthopedic running shoes available (http://www.footsourcemd.com/products/detail.dT/31) to combat plantar fasciitis causes and symptoms.

But even when you’re not running, it’s still important to wear the right shoes. Stylish shoes for women that provide orthopedic support seem to be at the top of any foot health conscious female’s shopping list.

FootsourceMD’s collection of Ziera (http://www.footsourcemd.com/products/browse.dT/shoes/kumfsziera) and Orthaheel (http://www.footsourcemd.com/products/browse.dT/shoes/orthaheel) shoes are orthopedic footwear disguised as fashionable shoes.

FootsourceMD also has other plantar fasciitis splints (http://www.footsourcemd.com/products/detail.dT/95) and other relief products that will help your feet feel better.

Good luck in the battle against plantar fasciitis!

By: Chris Crossland

Chris Crossland — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 19:03:57 +0000

Hi,

if you have plantar faciitis, do not make the mistake i did and train on it. I have had it now for 2.5 years and seem to almost recover every other week. Go to http://www.heelspurs.com – its the best i have found there are 2 pages that is actually a free book that was compiled by the author who had / had this condition. Good luck

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By: Rahim Rahman

Rahim Rahman — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 19:02:25 +0000

Megan. Sorry to hear that after 4 months of hard work, you’re not able to run. I hope you’ll have a fast recovery. Good luck!

Rahim

By: Jordan

Jordan — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 18:33:30 +0000

Megan, my heart goes out to you. What a shame.

I too have had troubles with my training; my left ankle has been swollen and sore for the last three weeks, and I have completed some very long training runs with pain in every step. I think I’m healing though (fingers crossed).

I wish you a fast recovery, and remind you that the Victoria Marathon is also a qualifier, and doesn’t go for a few months, if I’m not mistaken.

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