Hmmm i went sprinting on flatter speed shoes first and vibram vife vingers v-run. A little barefoot on the treadmill too. Sprinting also gets you to stop heel striking, that causes knee pain because the joint becomes the shock absorber instead of the front foot that naturally bends. However... first time barefoot on the streets i did 5k., blood blister and 2 chaffed little toes bleeding. The social shunning is actually funny. I didnt care at all how i got looked at lol. But its clear that i need more blisters.... And more over... lots of strength in the calves still needs to be developed.
Also before running on minimalist shoes or barefoot, i unlearned overpronating and heelstriking after 100’s of km’s. 70 % of runners over pronates... so its normal ! Just get stability shoes ! Heel strike ? Just get cushioned shoes and transfer the shock to the joints ! Over pronating is NOT normal, ive unlearned it after a long time, but i had to if i wanted to go for long distances. Saying its normal is like saying: Hey! 70% of office workers have a wrong posture and slouch... so its normal ! Just get a posture correction belt on your back and shoulders ! We should Sit straight Walk straight Run straight
Anthony Villegas, thats a more philosophical point than you may have thought
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*Anthony Villegas,* what Robert W means is that because of natural selection the human anatomy is well adapted to endurance running without any kind of hardened structure such as a hoof, a paw or a claw.
@@FreddieGonza natural selection is a process in which the characteristics that are adopted are essential to the very survival of the organism. having a shell on our nut is not essential for the survival of our species because there are little possibilities for us to damage our nut in the extent of affecting reproduction.
WOW, i watched this on the treadmill with my fivefingers and so much progress... Picking my heels up, increasing my cadence, forefoot landing...i was going only 3mph and my hamstrings are on fire, it feela great to run the proper way! thanks so much, professional advice!
For anyone who is turned off from barefoot running solely from fear of cutting your skin, there are barefoot/minimalist shoes that allow you to run as if barefoot but give you a thin, puncture resistant sole to protect from rocks, sticks, and glass. VivoBarefoot and Soft Star Shoes are two examples.
Also, if you run in the cold, you wont get frostbite, even in snow, i know this because i have climbed many mountains in my area, i live in mendoza, Argentina and they are pretty tall and very snowy in the winter
I have flat feet and high foot pressure with low arches, and I have been running and walking around barefoot for four months now. I feel stronger and my calluses has built up, so a lot less pain when running on street and sidewalk.
Ran on my treadmill barefoot for the first time 2 nights ago. To minimize noise and heel impact I start landing on the balls or my feet first...felt strange at first but more graceful...but muscles below my knees are more sore than usual now because I never used them so much
Thanks for this video... I forgot how to run properly because of breaking my left ankle... And no that I'm healed I'm strugling with the confidence on my feet. It's hard for me, but I think I'll be back on track soon.
I live in a village of about 1200 habitants, it's like a really green village. There is a road with like, grass in the middle and just bare yellowish dirt on right and left. It litteraly leads to nowhere and ends at about 7 km away from village. On the sides there are fields and crops of corn, cherrys, blueberries, grain and so on. It's just beatiful, I used to run there barefoot before I moved to Italy. That was in south Serbia btw and I was 12-13 year old at the time (now I am 15).
I don't know where you live, but in the city I live in I VERY rarely come across glass. As long as I avoid the bottle depot and bar areas I'm pretty much guaranteed not to have that problem.
Just be careful cause I was on a walk with my school in my local city and one of the girls decided to take her shoes off (she still had socks on) and she stood in a piece of glass. She said it hurt a bit but it wasn’t too bad.
Analyzing running mechanics on a treadmill is only analyzing what you're doing on a treadmill. Obviously it's easier, but the data is not going to be useful for improving, because running on a treadmill is quite different from running on the road/trail/etc
I have flat feet and tried running barefoot on treadmill. But it felt extremely uncomfortable because of the feeling that I got in the middle of my feet. Is this normal when you are starting off? Also I believe we were designed to run barefoot in nature not on a treadmill or road. Maybe that is why it feels so uncomfortable for me
+avoemexashe thats because your foot muscles and tendons are not trained to it go slowly and keep practicing
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*avoemexashe:* _"I believe we were designed to run barefoot in nature not on a treadmill or road."_ - "Nature" isn't that different from a road. In fact, running on a smooth and even surface like a road is generally a lot easier than running field through.
Why is this rhythm of 180 specified? Surely the cadence is dependent on leg length, otherwise you're saying that short legged people cannot run fast, because if the cadence has to be 180, the only way to run faster is to lengthen the stride to an unnatural length.
Hello i tried the barefoot running on a treadmill today and it sounded like anvils hitting the treadmill compared to the folks on the video. How do i break the bad habits so that i can have a smooth foot strike
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Try running on pavement, e.g., on roads asphalt concrete/tarmac/bitumen macadam or on sidewalks concrete.
It sounds like your still heel striking, and by that I mean leading your foot impact with your heel instead of landing on the portion right behind the toes first. Try running on a treadmill without letting your heels touch it until most of your foot is planted first that way your not slapping your toes off of it. Your heels should just barely kiss right before the next foot is planting, kind of like your jumping using only your feet and ankles, and your knees and hips will only be pushing you forward.
Hi,I'm a minimalist runner doing very minimal training.Half marathons in 1hr45mn in homemade running sandals.Going into 25k trail running also this year.
That's a good way to get injured. After a lifetime of shoes, your feet. ankles, and calves aren't ready to handle the drastic changes. Transition slowly. www.barefootrunning.fas.harvard.edu/5BarefootRunning&TrainingTips.html
You can do pretty much anything you want to barefoot. I do, because I really really do want to, and it makes life so much more fun, interesting, easy and healthy.
I don't think that barefoot is the only way to run well, but it is a lot easier (in my opinion) to learn to run well barefoot. After doing a lot of barefoot running, I can go back to a normal running shoe and feel great, but before I tried barefoot, running was torture. So again, it's not the only way to run, but it IS a really great and intuitive way to learn to run well.
the point is that u wont injured with this technique... because u'll train all of ur footmuscles... Haile Gebrselassie can healstrike because he didt run in shoes for many years, and his muscles r strong. in Africa all of the runners r running barefoot and no injuries there. im sure that u had many injuries with healstrike...just read the book "born to run", and u'll realize what is running...and why we running..
Barefoot running is like CrossFit. In it self nothing wrong, even maybe good. Not for everyone. Heard many claim, even in these comments automatically claim best runners or only real runners are barefoot
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Except for the fact that CrossFit is something recently invented by humans whereas most terrestrial vertebrates, including humans, can run "barefoot" and so do.
The only part that keeps on hurting when I run more so than thigh muscles etc are my ankles. They strain like crazy, could be the shoes that are blocking the blood flow. But running barefoot among small stones and twigs seems counter intuitive. What to do...
invest in a pair of barefoot running shoes, so that you can get the benefits of running barefoot without the pain from stepping on small twigs and stones. Or condition the bottoms of your feet until it doesn't bother you anymore
I've managed to run barefoot from Louth to Grimsby and over the Humber Bridge from Barton upon Humber to Hesse and back. Perfectly safe, just as long as you remain focused on what's on the ground, you'll be fine. Most natural humanistic part of walking is without footwear. I thoroughly recommend just kicking off those shoes as much as you can and ground yourself with the Earth...
Have you ever stepped on a sharp splinter? I had a very sharp one in the middle of my foot, how did you take care of it??wooden one for me! I can't see it in there not red , but sensitive on stepping.
If anyone is interested in seeing how their feet hits the ground and exactly how much of the foot is in contact with it, walk through a puddle deep enough to wet the entire sole of the foot, then walk on a dry spot. Then look at it and even take a picture. The wet footprint(s) indicate exactly how much of the foot is actually in contact with the ground. And if you'd like to see the shape, walk through some soft mud. Soft enough to leave the entire impression including the entire arch and the curled space between the end of your toes and the rest of the foot. you can get 2 different types of footprints. One while standing still. Then just walk through the mud with your normal walk. You can even do one at a run. And if you would like to, you can mix some plaster of Paris and make some molds of the impressions for you to take back to study how the sole of your feet interact with the ground.
Im watching this because my favourite pair of vans are all completely destroyed on boyh my pad and heal, but just changing a bit how i walk, they are my favourite show, and i dont get pain especially on like walking along an incline
Okay , its good to see some other people running. But! BUT ! Never EVER change yourself. This guy can only talk for himself. Go barefoot and run. if it feels good, you are doing it right and how your body was meant to run. If you run like a guy who is telling you "How to" and its feeling bad, DONT do it. Every human is different.
joe louden It is not at all insanity. Running barefoot on is no problem if you do it correctly and Lee thinks harder surfaces are better that soft surfaces and I agree. To me the hard surfaces help you develop strength in your limbs and muscles like if you were lifting weights to get stronger would get better results holding the barbell with the barest hands possible than having foam between your hands and the barbell? Even when I got straight barefoot and don't use my Vibram SeeYas on concrete you would be surprised how much softer you hit the ground when being actually barefoot on concrete. The only thing you have to watch are the hard objects like rocks etc; but hardness is not an issues if you are running correctly not lunging at the ground.
joe louden Don't luck needed as long as you do what you are supposed to;) For example if you do pushups on concrete are you going to hurt yourself....no because your wrist, elbows and shoulders being at different angles support your body. Like running barefoot with the proper form your forefoot, ankles, knees and hips absorb the shock almost like a spring because your feet should land under your body. Matter of fact do a set of pushups on concrete and do a set in the sand and see which surface feels like you waste less energy and see which surface helps you able to support your weight better. What you find will be the same for running barefoot.
Sir what kind of shoes I have to wear while running because I am a heal striker and it is little bit difficult for me to change this habit because when I try to lend my feet first while running I become to conscious and it becomes difficult for me to run
+Naresh Kundwani Hi I've just finished my transition to barefoot runners. The trick to it is to start out slow, and then you will gradually build up to the pace you were at before transitioning. Other tips and tricks can include shorting your stride so that it's easy to land on the forefoot, you will also find that this increases your cadence and that your much lighter on your feet. I hope this helps!!!!
A zero drop shoe works well to start. Going barefoot makes you change your strike because the pain tells your body that something is wrong so it should naturally adjust. But ease into running barefoot, your body needs to adjust. I like to warm up with a couple jumps and then running in place. This gets you light on your feet and more "bouncy" which is how you should be running. Running in place + forward motion = Running
a few months of taking a good beating and allowing the skin to heal and toughen should be enough. Of course you will never be immune to glass and I'm not a medical professional so just take your time, be careful and watch where you step!
First step with bare foot running. You are not a Barefoot runner. So start off very gently. Trust me. You'll turn your calves to concrete blocks in 15 minutes
Steve you can still do it after a few weeks your skin will go hard by the same chemical from playing guitars
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How about running barefoot early in the morning or in "winter" (whatever that means in Houston, Texas)? I used to "chat" with a dude from San Antonio who is a seasoned barefoot runner.
get yourself a nice tight fitting light soled shoe. I've been using a pair of merrell glove style shoes for the past 2 years. They provide pretty good protection while letting your foot do what it was meant to.
Steve Smith I've been using Vivobarefoots for a while, with the insoles in. When I took the insoles out, the ground-feel was obviously much better, but then the extra vertical space meant that my feet slipped around unless I had them tied uncomfortably tight (which didn't happen with the insoles in). Do Merrell gloves have this problem? Thanks. Before the Vivobarefoots I used Fivefingers, which have no insole to start with, and I never had a problem with my feet slipping around.
Ahrraminh I've run in the merrells with and without socks and various terrain and the only issues I had were when I ran in the rain without socks, I got myself some decent blisters but I don't think the shoes are to blame. The shoes are so light that even if they are moving around a bit I'm not noticing it at all. I have a long narrow foot to so I find it hard to get that tight fit in runners. So far I've gotten 3 years out of them but probably should have replaced them after 2. I just checked. they do not have insoles either.
That is not actually true. I have run barefoot my whole life. and just within the past year have started taking the "Proper" lessons. My feet are calloused enough to where I have stepped on glass without even knowing. the human body was designed to adapt. and ignore weakness. since pain weakens the body for a short time. the body will eventually learn to ignore it.
I'am 68yo now and have been barefooted since I was six howmany barefooted runners have I met hundreds its the best training method .Q you shoe wearers how often do you wash your stinkin shoes. my feet dont stink people had much healthier feet before shoes I can run in the snow , can you? Oh I love a shoe with a good aroma UGH $ 250.usd for sneakers God resoles my feet as I go.cats spring as they run thats what I do toes first then spring to the next pace and my feet are lighter 15ee size 16 gs
Well Abebe Bikila won an olympic marathon barefoot... then he won it again the year after (first one to ever win twice in a row), but the second time he run with shoes on. So both work I guess, but sponsorship deals are a big part of the sport. Mostly though, I think what you're trained for will work the best - and since running with shoes is the norm today, most runners are trained to run with shoes.
Hey..saw the title and came here let you in on something. Our feet were designed or evolved, whatever your perspective on life is, to run..without how to's. You get bad running technique from running with shoes on.
either you would see it, or itll be small enough and your feet calloused enough that you wont notice it
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Actually, the tinier glass shards, almost imperceptible, are the ones which can be really annoying. They can get stuck under your skin and become really hard to take out. Yet, they still cause some pain if you press the skin that covers them.
Oh yeah bare feet forever.. exept on school with heavy heavy objects around.. sadly.. but need "socks and security shoes on" most days :) Still, to school and from school, bare feet any wheather ;) So good feels. Happy bare feet running :D
At my school you can do any indoors physical education in your bare feet. Because i do, you know badminton, gymnastic,dance(you have to do those 2 barefooted any way)
Heel striking is what causes knee injuries. People don't know how to run in the first place. Unless you know what you're doing, don't just buy a pair of running shoes and go running. Get a basic lesson first.
Everybody says to slowly transition. It's lockdown time so i just ran in a rocky patio i found with my shoes on, this time forefoot striking. I couldn't even run a fourth of what I normally ran. Then, when lockdown loosened a little bit, i went out for a few barefoot runs and was completely sore after each one (couldn't walk). Just yesterday, I went out for my first 10k run and i'm not sore anymore. 10k is twice my biggest run so I basically doubled my performance with no effort
It's funny, my step mother always made fun of me for walking and running like this. She always told me if I didn't stop walking on my "tippy toes" she would send me to dancing classes.
there is a BIG difference walking and running like this, walking on the "tippy toes" is unnormal and a kind of disorder in your foot. But running like this barefoot is the most natural way for a human.
+WiteRastaNinja ME TOO!! I would run on my toes and was told "you run weird" so I have since then tried to go heel first. It never felt right. If you have super cushy shoes with an inch of foam in the heel, it's ok but still feels weird. and if you are going downhill with high heeled cushy shoes, forget it, you HAVE to go heel first, and it's easy to twist the ankle. I am hoping the vibrum shoes will work for me, but when I step on a large rock (say if in flip flops walking on a rocky hike) it HURTS. I'm worried the vibrum shoes won't help.
I think I've kinda ruined my life with running. Tore a tendon in my foot, and now I can't do anything. Would I have been better off in shoes? Well, I probably wouldn't have had that injury, but people get plenty of other injuries in shoes. Because I ran, no I can't do other stuff I like to do, like hiking and mountain biking. Fuck running.
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had a pain in knee because of shoes.Now running barefoot. .. no problems
Yes! I'm a massage therapist and I've often told my clients to check your shoes if they say they have knee pain
Hmmm i went sprinting on flatter speed shoes first and vibram vife vingers v-run. A little barefoot on the treadmill too.
Sprinting also gets you to stop heel striking, that causes knee pain because the joint becomes the shock absorber instead of the front foot that naturally bends.
However... first time barefoot on the streets i did 5k., blood blister and 2 chaffed little toes bleeding. The social shunning is actually funny. I didnt care at all how i got looked at lol.
But its clear that i need more blisters....
And more over... lots of strength in the calves still needs to be developed.
Also before running on minimalist shoes or barefoot, i unlearned overpronating and heelstriking after 100’s of km’s.
70 % of runners over pronates... so its normal ! Just get stability shoes !
Heel strike ? Just get cushioned shoes and transfer the shock to the joints !
Over pronating is NOT normal, ive unlearned it after a long time, but i had to if i wanted to go for long distances.
Saying its normal is like saying: Hey! 70% of office workers have a wrong posture and slouch... so its normal ! Just get a posture correction belt on your back and shoulders !
We should
Sit straight
Walk straight
Run straight
Tried it and it didn't help my shin splints.
@@meneither3834 then do shin exercises and slowly progress into the running
there's a reason we were born without shoes on
Robert W We aren't born with a lot of things.
Anthony Villegas, thats a more philosophical point than you may have thought
*Anthony Villegas,* what Robert W means is that because of natural selection the human anatomy is well adapted to endurance running without any kind of hardened structure such as a hoof, a paw or a claw.
natural selection also adapted to testicles without a shell, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't have one.
@@FreddieGonza natural selection is a process in which the characteristics that are adopted are essential to the very survival of the organism. having a shell on our nut is not essential for the survival of our species because there are little possibilities for us to damage our nut in the extent of affecting reproduction.
WOW, i watched this on the treadmill with my fivefingers and so much progress... Picking my heels up, increasing my cadence, forefoot landing...i was going only 3mph and my hamstrings are on fire, it feela great to run the proper way! thanks so much, professional advice!
:)
For anyone who is turned off from barefoot running solely from fear of cutting your skin, there are barefoot/minimalist shoes that allow you to run as if barefoot but give you a thin, puncture resistant sole to protect from rocks, sticks, and glass. VivoBarefoot and Soft Star Shoes are two examples.
for anyone who is worried about barefoot running your own feet will develop a thin, puncture resistant layer of skin.
@@Tre3141 Still won't protect you from sharp rocks and rough terrain. Why do you think shoes were originally created?
Also, if you run in the cold, you wont get frostbite, even in snow, i know this because i have climbed many mountains in my area, i live in mendoza, Argentina and they are pretty tall and very snowy in the winter
I've shared this video with several of my CrossFit friends. It is a game-changer for avoiding shin splints and overall foot pain. Thanks!
I learned more about running in this video than any other video ever
New Zealanders have been walkng and running barefoot in the street for as long as I've lived here.
Barefoot Running came very naturally for me. It actually feels good to run barefoot.
doesn´t hurt?
@@lucassaraiva1566 OP must have died seeing as he never responded. Barefoot running must be a very risky activity 😂
I have flat feet and high foot pressure with low arches, and I have been running and walking around barefoot for four months now. I feel stronger and my calluses has built up, so a lot less pain when running on street and sidewalk.
F R Y I P B L3
Do you still run barefoot?
have have things been in over 7 yrs?
@@Tatusiek_1 I had a baby lol. I didn't run barefoot anymore haha. It hurts haha
Ran on my treadmill barefoot for the first time 2 nights ago. To minimize noise and heel impact I start landing on the balls or my feet first...felt strange at first but more graceful...but muscles below my knees are more sore than usual now because I never used them so much
How is your progress going so far ?
Thanks for this video... I forgot how to run properly because of breaking my left ankle... And no that I'm healed I'm strugling with the confidence on my feet. It's hard for me, but I think I'll be back on track soon.
I live in a village of about 1200 habitants, it's like a really green village. There is a road with like, grass in the middle and just bare yellowish dirt on right and left. It litteraly leads to nowhere and ends at about 7 km away from village. On the sides there are fields and crops of corn, cherrys, blueberries, grain and so on. It's just beatiful, I used to run there barefoot before I moved to Italy. That was in south Serbia btw and I was 12-13 year old at the time (now I am 15).
4:12 THANK YOU for showing these side by side! that was exactly what i was wanting to see! i appreciate it!
I can't run in shoes... never. I like barefoot only... forever !
I don't know where you live, but in the city I live in I VERY rarely come across glass. As long as I avoid the bottle depot and bar areas I'm pretty much guaranteed not to have that problem.
Just be careful cause I was on a walk with my school in my local city and one of the girls decided to take her shoes off (she still had socks on) and she stood in a piece of glass. She said it hurt a bit but it wasn’t too bad.
I don't think it really matters what you wear, but I can tell you its a lot easier to keep moving when you're not picking up the weight of a shoe.
Yeah, i just went barefoot running and its a lot better and easier than wearing shoes.
We're not meant to be having all these knees problems and issues running. Starting running like this a while ago and thankfully I did.
Analyzing running mechanics on a treadmill is only analyzing what you're doing on a treadmill. Obviously it's easier, but the data is not going to be useful for improving, because running on a treadmill is quite different from running on the road/trail/etc
true
Obviously, but a forefoot stride and no shoes are still better though.
How to run barefoot.
Step 1: Take of your shoes.
Step 2: Take of your socks.
Step 3: Start running.
Step 4: Profit?
Great knowledge in the video and the technique afterwards was amazing.
I have flat feet and tried running barefoot on treadmill. But it felt extremely uncomfortable because of the feeling that I got in the middle of my feet. Is this normal when you are starting off? Also I believe we were designed to run barefoot in nature not on a treadmill or road. Maybe that is why it feels so uncomfortable for me
+avoemexashe thats because your foot muscles and tendons are not trained to it go slowly and keep practicing
*avoemexashe:* _"I believe we were designed to run barefoot in nature not on a treadmill or road."_
- "Nature" isn't that different from a road. In fact, running on a smooth and even surface like a road is generally a lot easier than running field through.
Zephyr López Cervilla harder on your joints, that's why it's better in the grass
Fat Panda, wrong!
Google slow jogging by hiroaki tanaka.
Why is this rhythm of 180 specified? Surely the cadence is dependent on leg length, otherwise you're saying that short legged people cannot run fast, because if the cadence has to be 180, the only way to run faster is to lengthen the stride to an unnatural length.
Thank you for posting this video! Where should people go to have their running and even walking styles evaluated for proper posture?
Hello i tried the barefoot running on a treadmill today and it sounded like anvils hitting the treadmill compared to the folks on the video. How do i break the bad habits so that i can have a smooth foot strike
Try running on pavement, e.g., on roads asphalt concrete/tarmac/bitumen macadam or on sidewalks concrete.
It sounds like your still heel striking, and by that I mean leading your foot impact with your heel instead of landing on the portion right behind the toes first. Try running on a treadmill without letting your heels touch it until most of your foot is planted first that way your not slapping your toes off of it. Your heels should just barely kiss right before the next foot is planting, kind of like your jumping using only your feet and ankles, and your knees and hips will only be pushing you forward.
Don't run on treadmills. My foot doctor said he has had many people in his office come in with foot injuries
Can someone see the name of the treadmill being used?
I like the slated belt & low console that's usually on your face.
Thanks!
Great video...thanks!
Hi,I'm a minimalist runner doing very minimal training.Half marathons in 1hr45mn in homemade running sandals.Going into 25k trail running also this year.
how to run barefoot? you take off youre shoes and start running..
danpetru Best comment this month!
+danpetru You beat me to it :-)
+danpetru
that's running in ur socks then.
take you shoes and socks off.
slagsparton you don't have to wear socks with shoes
That's a good way to get injured. After a lifetime of shoes, your feet. ankles, and calves aren't ready to handle the drastic changes.
Transition slowly.
www.barefootrunning.fas.harvard.edu/5BarefootRunning&TrainingTips.html
This is great👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
What about running with no shoes on but with socks on,on a treadmill,and like plyometrics with socks on,would that be good?
excellent 👍
What are the shoulder and hand relaxation drills?
What are the hamstring pulls?
You can do pretty much anything you want to barefoot. I do, because I really really do want to, and it makes life so much more fun, interesting, easy and healthy.
I don't think that barefoot is the only way to run well, but it is a lot easier (in my opinion) to learn to run well barefoot. After doing a lot of barefoot running, I can go back to a normal running shoe and feel great, but before I tried barefoot, running was torture. So again, it's not the only way to run, but it IS a really great and intuitive way to learn to run well.
the point is that u wont injured with this technique... because u'll train all of ur footmuscles... Haile Gebrselassie can healstrike because he didt run in shoes for many years, and his muscles r strong. in Africa all of the runners r running barefoot and no injuries there. im sure that u had many injuries with healstrike...just read the book "born to run", and u'll realize what is running...and why we running..
I went barefoot running on the street and cut my toe
You were doing it wrong. I bet you went overzealous. Then, the reality of your flaws made you learn a lesson the hard way.
That's why barefoot running shoes exist
Barefoot running is like CrossFit. In it self nothing wrong, even maybe good. Not for everyone. Heard many claim, even in these comments automatically claim best runners or only real runners are barefoot
Except for the fact that CrossFit is something recently invented by humans whereas most terrestrial vertebrates, including humans, can run "barefoot" and so do.
The only part that keeps on hurting when I run more so than thigh muscles etc are my ankles. They strain like crazy, could be the shoes that are blocking the blood flow. But running barefoot among small stones and twigs seems counter intuitive. What to do...
invest in a pair of barefoot running shoes, so that you can get the benefits of running barefoot without the pain from stepping on small twigs and stones. Or condition the bottoms of your feet until it doesn't bother you anymore
how do i run more soft i am a forefoot runner but i still seem like my foot hits the ground hard is is because i have flat feet ?
Maybe
What is a hamstring pull exercise?
"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger"
Brilliant !
good video
Zen says on bare foot running or walking. " let only your own Wisdom be your own coach. ".
Must say this video shows very convincingly and clearly what's the matter...
very interesting!
I've managed to run barefoot from Louth to Grimsby and over the Humber Bridge from Barton upon Humber to Hesse and back. Perfectly safe, just as long as you remain focused on what's on the ground, you'll be fine. Most natural humanistic part of walking is without footwear. I thoroughly recommend just kicking off those shoes as much as you can and ground yourself with the Earth...
You ran over the Irish sea? Great technique!
Have you ever stepped on a sharp splinter? I had a very sharp one in the middle of my foot, how did you take care of it??wooden one for me! I can't see it in there not red , but sensitive on stepping.
did i just get an ad in a youtube video?
what are hamstring pulls?
If anyone is interested in seeing how their feet hits the ground and exactly how much of the foot is in contact with it, walk through a puddle deep enough to wet the entire sole of the foot, then walk on a dry spot. Then look at it and even take a picture. The wet footprint(s) indicate exactly how much of the foot is actually in contact with the ground. And if you'd like to see the shape, walk through some soft mud. Soft enough to leave the entire impression including the entire arch and the curled space between the end of your toes and the rest of the foot. you can get 2 different types of footprints. One while standing still. Then just walk through the mud with your normal walk. You can even do one at a run. And if you would like to, you can mix some plaster of Paris and make some molds of the impressions for you to take back to study how the sole of your feet interact with the ground.
I hear Vivo's style is for running on treadmill. Proper barefoot running is different
Im watching this because my favourite pair of vans are all completely destroyed on boyh my pad and heal, but just changing a bit how i walk, they are my favourite show, and i dont get pain especially on like walking along an incline
Nike RN Motion or Vibram five fingers = best of both worlds?
Okay , its good to see some other people running. But! BUT ! Never EVER change yourself. This guy can only talk for himself. Go barefoot and run. if it feels good, you are doing it right and how your body was meant to run.
If you run like a guy who is telling you "How to" and its feeling bad, DONT do it.
Every human is different.
Running barefoot on damp dirt trails, grass, beach sand, or other soft surfaces is natural. Running barefoot on concrete or asphalt is insanity.
joe louden It is not at all insanity. Running barefoot on is no problem if you do it correctly and Lee thinks harder surfaces are better that soft surfaces and I agree. To me the hard surfaces help you develop strength in your limbs and muscles like if you were lifting weights to get stronger would get better results holding the barbell with the barest hands possible than having foam between your hands and the barbell? Even when I got straight barefoot and don't use my Vibram SeeYas on concrete you would be surprised how much softer you hit the ground when being actually barefoot on concrete. The only thing you have to watch are the hard objects like rocks etc; but hardness is not an issues if you are running correctly not lunging at the ground.
SupaDave H Wow. Good luck with that.
joe louden Don't luck needed as long as you do what you are supposed to;) For example if you do pushups on concrete are you going to hurt yourself....no because your wrist, elbows and shoulders being at different angles support your body. Like running barefoot with the proper form your forefoot, ankles, knees and hips absorb the shock almost like a spring because your feet should land under your body.
Matter of fact do a set of pushups on concrete and do a set in the sand and see which surface feels like you waste less energy and see which surface helps you able to support your weight better. What you find will be the same for running barefoot.
SupaDave H You have absolutely no scientific facts behind your statements.
Because it's common sense.
My struggle is that I like to run barefoot but I have to switch back to shoes afterward due to my high arches
Sir what kind of shoes I have to wear while running because I am a heal striker and it is little bit difficult for me to change this habit because when I try to lend my feet first while running I become to conscious and it becomes difficult for me to run
+Naresh Kundwani Hi I've just finished my transition to barefoot runners. The trick to it is to start out slow, and then you will gradually build up to the pace you were at before transitioning. Other tips and tricks can include shorting your stride so that it's easy to land on the forefoot, you will also find that this increases your cadence and that your much lighter on your feet. I hope this helps!!!!
Thank you so much sir
A zero drop shoe works well to start. Going barefoot makes you change your strike because the pain tells your body that something is wrong so it should naturally adjust. But ease into running barefoot, your body needs to adjust. I like to warm up with a couple jumps and then running in place. This gets you light on your feet and more "bouncy" which is how you should be running. Running in place + forward motion = Running
Barefoot Ted. 'Nuff said.
Can anyone tell me where i can get the pic from the wall? i mean that from the right side ;)
+Sag Pestis Sure, just google vivobarefoot transition and search for images, it should appear there.
a few months of taking a good beating and allowing the skin to heal and toughen should be enough. Of course you will never be immune to glass and I'm not a medical professional so just take your time, be careful and watch where you step!
The problem with barefoot running, is sidewalks are asphalt and often covered in small pebbles.
First step with bare foot running.
You are not a Barefoot runner. So start off very gently. Trust me. You'll turn your calves to concrete blocks in 15 minutes
Wish I could do this but I live in Texas so the pavement would fry my feet
Omg my friend tried running barefoot in Texas (because that's where they live) and all of their feet were burned don't try it.
How did they get burned? Running on hot asphalt?
Vibram, Vivo, Innov8 or even Xero make some footwear for that sort of thing. Hell, this entire video is part of a Vivo add lol.
Steve you can still do it after a few weeks your skin will go hard by the same chemical from playing guitars
How about running barefoot early in the morning or in "winter" (whatever that means in Houston, Texas)? I used to "chat" with a dude from San Antonio who is a seasoned barefoot runner.
Heel pick-up should be more with gluteus maximus than with hamstrings.
can u use this technique using shoes ?
get yourself a nice tight fitting light soled shoe. I've been using a pair of merrell glove style shoes for the past 2 years. They provide pretty good protection while letting your foot do what it was meant to.
Steve Smith I've been using Vivobarefoots for a while, with the insoles in. When I took the insoles out, the ground-feel was obviously much better, but then the extra vertical space meant that my feet slipped around unless I had them tied uncomfortably tight (which didn't happen with the insoles in). Do Merrell gloves have this problem? Thanks.
Before the Vivobarefoots I used Fivefingers, which have no insole to start with, and I never had a problem with my feet slipping around.
+MinNyeAccount I ran 8 km in normal sandals once - no problem.
Ahrraminh I've run in the merrells with and without socks and various terrain and the only issues I had were when I ran in the rain without socks, I got myself some decent blisters but I don't think the shoes are to blame. The shoes are so light that even if they are moving around a bit I'm not noticing it at all. I have a long narrow foot to so I find it hard to get that tight fit in runners. So far I've gotten 3 years out of them but probably should have replaced them after 2.
I just checked. they do not have insoles either.
Ive always been told to land mid foot
Just how many barefoot runners have you even met in real life?
I'm a toe runner for sure I always have been
Emilie C lol, same
That is not actually true. I have run barefoot my whole life. and just within the past year have started taking the "Proper" lessons. My feet are calloused enough to where I have stepped on glass without even knowing. the human body was designed to adapt. and ignore weakness. since pain weakens the body for a short time. the body will eventually learn to ignore it.
Awesome!
I'am 68yo now and have been barefooted since I was six howmany barefooted runners have I met hundreds its the best training method .Q you shoe wearers how often do you wash your stinkin shoes. my feet dont stink people had much healthier feet before shoes I can run in the snow , can you? Oh I love a shoe with a good aroma UGH $ 250.usd for sneakers God resoles my feet as I go.cats spring as they run thats what I do toes first then spring to the next pace and my feet are lighter 15ee size 16 gs
It should be like "jumping rope" when we run barefoot
Why do the pro marathoners not run barefoot if it's so good? Just asking.
koenpostma11 cause it's on concrete not grass. . . . .
and so the companies can sell shoes
Well Abebe Bikila won an olympic marathon barefoot... then he won it again the year after (first one to ever win twice in a row), but the second time he run with shoes on. So both work I guess, but sponsorship deals are a big part of the sport. Mostly though, I think what you're trained for will work the best - and since running with shoes is the norm today, most runners are trained to run with shoes.
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Im in my high school marching band XD he wasn't completely in line with the met.... it was pissing me off.
You do zoom instruction? lol
Why do we need an "expert" to tell us how to run/walk without shoes! For God's sake!
Is that 120 BPM's
Listening closer it sounds like 160 BPM's
I know how to run barefoot. But I don't know how to run in shoes !!!
6 months if you run for an hour or 2 every day. 1 year if only 30 minutes.
Hey..saw the title and came here let you in on something. Our feet were designed or evolved, whatever your perspective on life is, to run..without how to's. You get bad running technique from running with shoes on.
i love his hair oml
But it’s so short though
either you would see it, or itll be small enough and your feet calloused enough that you wont notice it
Actually, the tinier glass shards, almost imperceptible, are the ones which can be really annoying. They can get stuck under your skin and become really hard to take out. Yet, they still cause some pain if you press the skin that covers them.
Oh yeah bare feet forever.. exept on school with heavy heavy objects around.. sadly.. but need "socks and security shoes on" most days :) Still, to school and from school, bare feet any wheather ;) So good feels.
Happy bare feet running :D
At my school you can do any indoors physical education in your bare feet. Because i do, you know badminton, gymnastic,dance(you have to do those 2 barefooted any way)
Is better start the barefooted running on the tradmill
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i'm telling you one day you are going to step on glass
So?
I have and it didn't bother me.
Sorry but too many risks to cuts and punctures because of construction. However, I do agree heel striking is nasty.
Heel striking is what causes knee injuries. People don't know how to run in the first place. Unless you know what you're doing, don't just buy a pair of running shoes and go running. Get a basic lesson first.
Everybody says to slowly transition. It's lockdown time so i just ran in a rocky patio i found with my shoes on, this time forefoot striking. I couldn't even run a fourth of what I normally ran.
Then, when lockdown loosened a little bit, i went out for a few barefoot runs and was completely sore after each one (couldn't walk). Just yesterday, I went out for my first 10k run and i'm not sore anymore. 10k is twice my biggest run so I basically doubled my performance with no effort
It's funny, my step mother always made fun of me for walking and running like this. She always told me if I didn't stop walking on my "tippy toes" she would send me to dancing classes.
I hope u slaped her on her fucking head!
there is a BIG difference walking and running like this, walking on the "tippy toes" is unnormal and a kind of disorder in your foot. But running like this barefoot is the most natural way for a human.
+WiteRastaNinja ME TOO!! I would run on my toes and was told "you run weird" so I have since then tried to go heel first. It never felt right. If you have super cushy shoes with an inch of foam in the heel, it's ok but still feels weird. and if you are going downhill with high heeled cushy shoes, forget it, you HAVE to go heel first, and it's easy to twist the ankle. I am hoping the vibrum shoes will work for me, but when I step on a large rock (say if in flip flops walking on a rocky hike) it HURTS. I'm worried the vibrum shoes won't help.
I walk around the house slightly on the ball of my feet. Its a lot quieter.
seriously everyone can run barefoot they shouldn't even post this video
I think I've kinda ruined my life with running. Tore a tendon in my foot, and now I can't do anything. Would I have been better off in shoes? Well, I probably wouldn't have had that injury, but people get plenty of other injuries in shoes. Because I ran, no I can't do other stuff I like to do, like hiking and mountain biking. Fuck running.
I do both of those things some.
It's weird that adults have to relearn something that we're born knowing how to do.
You know modern civilization went too far when you watch with interest how to do something you are supposed to know how to do
this make bigger calves?
dude, u dont run to get bigger calves. Train the gastros in a gym. lol.
u need base muscle before u can build ...
for those who think nobody actually runs barefoot in real life, I do it daily: watch?v=MRfn1YyZDkg
british alison mack
I just wish they were cheaper, I know why they are so expensive but it’s just hard to justify
Just run barefoot
I think I’m also faster running barefoot.
who is this girl she is sweet
Just watched this video from the first time and was surprised to see Kate from “the running channel” featured. (in answer to your question)