It's important that you learn correct technique, as simple as it sounds you do have to learn"barefooting"
Its not just a case of going from your big "squidgy" heavily built up shoes to going barefoot or minimalist.......well not unless you want to injure yourself.
Talk to a POSE coach or runner and they will guide you in the right direction.
I spoke to Lakes Runner in Ambleside yesterday and they are really keen on the whole minimalist thing, they have free lecture on POSE.
It would be worth giving them a bell.
http://secure.lakesrunner.com/sports...07.html?p=shop








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