How to prevent your sneaker from heel slipping
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2021
- A neat lacing method to prevent your heel from slipping in your sneakers.
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I love your videos and started watching because I am on a quest to eliminate my foot pain. Is there any way that I can get in contact with you personally so I could talk to you about my foot problem and show you photos?
legally he can't give you Medical advice, you need to go to a Foot Doctor.
@@TerryHesticles Your comment doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me as he is constantly giving advice and a podiatrist (which he is) is a foot doctor
@@HumbleCowboy92 Maybe I wasn't clear enough, I meant in the sense of a Medical diagnosis. You've been to a Doctor before right? You sign paperwork before you set foot in the Doctor's office for legality sake, paper work for liability and giving permission for the doc to see you and release documents. If you think you have a issue with your feet make an appointment and get seen in person.
Hey, can you show how to add height? I'm trying to even out a 1" discrepancy between leg lengths.
ruclips.net/video/GHbg955htxs/видео.html. Talk this over with your own doctor. They may recommend you have the lift added to the outsole of your shoe/sneaker by a cobbler.
@@frugalfoot4973 I'm trying to learn to cobble/make shoes. I was born with polydactylism, so this is all just my hobby, in addition to making clothing. Lots of measurements and math! I always measure both inseam and outseam on both legs. Easiest way to determine a difference in leg lengths. My partner is the one who has this issue. I'm currently making him new pants. I've advised him that it's important to go to the Dr, but I imagine I'd still be the one to fix his shoes.
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