Hi folks!
My name is Susanne and I just joined the Barefoot Runners Society. I live in Bavaria, Germany and am currently looking forward to the warmer temperatures of spring
Started barefooting last year around this time. At first in VFFs, then the real thing. It felt very awkward at first and it took me several months to build some confidence. When I finally had my breakthrough, on a sunny 17th October, it soon became colder. Tough luck.
But I still remember the easy feeling, when being barefoot all of a sudden was the normal way to be. When I walked with ease and confidence on all kinds of surfaces, and even managed to jog for 10km (a little over 6 miles).
I began barefooting because I had many problems with the feet, knees, hips and back. This all became better, but still a long way to go.
Would be nice to meet fellow barefooters and I shall try to find a running event on 1st May to propagate some barefoot running.
Have a great day!
Susanne
My name is Susanne and I just joined the Barefoot Runners Society. I live in Bavaria, Germany and am currently looking forward to the warmer temperatures of spring
Started barefooting last year around this time. At first in VFFs, then the real thing. It felt very awkward at first and it took me several months to build some confidence. When I finally had my breakthrough, on a sunny 17th October, it soon became colder. Tough luck.
But I still remember the easy feeling, when being barefoot all of a sudden was the normal way to be. When I walked with ease and confidence on all kinds of surfaces, and even managed to jog for 10km (a little over 6 miles).
I began barefooting because I had many problems with the feet, knees, hips and back. This all became better, but still a long way to go.
Would be nice to meet fellow barefooters and I shall try to find a running event on 1st May to propagate some barefoot running.
Have a great day!
Susanne