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  New runner help please... Post #11 (permalink)  
Old May. 12/08, 05:29 AM
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Just like when biking, your feet will swell when hot. So, make sure you try on shoes when your feet are hot and worked up, not when they are cold. A half-size will probably accommodate all your foot swelling, so that is probably where that idea came from.

I have never heard of planning for a foot to swell. But, I have bought my shoes at a runnign cneter for a very long time, and they may just incorporate that into their thinking. My shoes are two different sizes, and widths.

BSL- do not just give up on running, out of fear. Just be aware of the HIGH impact discipline that it is, and pay attention to your body an parts.
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