Choosing Healthy Shoes Part 2: What a good shoe looks like

This video explains the different kinds of healthy shoes that are on the market today and what you need to look for. Wearing the right footwear can help you to correct structural imbalances, improve your sporting perforce and enhance the results of chiropractic care.

[ttime]

Fantastic information - you have solved my shoe search problems - thank you!

[MrMatthew]

you arnt kidding about the stacked and balenced. I've been strengthening my feet for 3 weeks now and I feel exreamly solid and stable. it hasn't been easy, but so worth it!

[jcfitness]

Thanks for the knowledge :) nice video!

[Soniapalecekfitness]

Great video, thank you! Every time I need to buy shoes incl trainers (which I avoid like plague and have the old ones mended forever) I want to cry.... I couldn't find a TRAILER RUNNING SHOE in London, was forced to buy Salomon's for men (wider), but they still have me 2 x black big toe nails...any recommendations for trailers please? I am very foot aware and do lots of work with them Thanks

[abdullahaa]

Thanks for this informative video ..
I have watched many people on youtube keep telling their followers not to use flexible shoes such as Skhechers. What is your opinion on this point?

[lamawesomesauce]

thanks for the information! just wondering if the same principals apply to hiking shoes where you would walk long distances with a heavy backpack over several days ? :)

[somlenprostelea]

I was recommended to not have too much of a flat shoes due to my congenetic bunions. What should I do?

[sunnymadaan]

There is pain in below big teo of my left feet. Kindly suggest any shoe to relax/relieve my teo and feet.

[lelyluck]

I was skeptical until I saw how my arc has changed I’m hoping my feet will eventual not lean inwards.

[Joe-guoe]

Those soft, pliable soles means I feel every rock in the road!

[oceandabs]

Lemsshoes, xeroshoes, and softstarshoes

[jacobcohen]

These flat minimalist shoes seem like they would severely limit one's ability to run in urban areas without pain and foot damage. I'm open to being persuaded, but without any evidence provided, this just comes off as naturalistic fallacy. The human foot did not evolve to run around on asphalt. It evolved to swing around in trees. Appeals to a perfect natural human foot are just silly.

[georgetteboone]

With constant intense pain in both feet, I can't wear this type shoe. And walking barefoot is even more painful. So now what?

[gaylecheung]

So you don’t support arch shanks for shoes no thanks in the shoes to keep the shoe from collapsing. We live in urban society we’re not in the jungle or solve train wanna 21st-century we have a wild