Not always the case FITC. Many people wear orthotics in support shoes. I wear mine in a mild support shoe. The best way to know is ask your podiatrist who should know what type of shoe he / she made them for. However some podiatrists don't seem to know so much about shoe technology anyway. If the podiatrist didn't make a recommendation feel free to bring them up to us at Sweatshop in Hyde and i'll take a look.
Freddie I guess my steady running varies between very slow and my old steady run pace which I guess is at and decent pace but the problem is I can't do sessions. The sub 6 minute mile stuff is what gives me set backs because I get on my toes more and theres more pounding also.
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Andy







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