Sunday, December 20, 2009

Cramps In Feet How Can You Alleviate Cramps In Your Feet When Ice Skating?

How can you alleviate cramps in your feet when ice skating? - cramps in feet

I would like to participate with my family when they go ice skating, but my feet go through a lot of pain after only a few minutes from the port in my skates. Skate've tries addition to the traditional ladies' men's shoes (ARCS in the wrong place) and bought an expensive ladies style skate boot. I have tried different socks, walk, etc., but no matter what, after a few minutes to skate like my foot while in a muscle cramp! Anyone else have this experience? I have a friend who said that his feet were in the vicinity, an hour, but she says she is only able to skate out. In my case the pain is so great that only the pad quickly and massaged my arches getting foot hose again ...
Can anyone help?
Thank you!

7 comments:

Carl P said...

There are things that are difficult than skating. I feel inclined to cramps in the feet. Men - 6.2. I found that control occurs when the feet were more flexible on skids on.
What I have found that helps me is a set of pads for the ankles, skate shops was older and I still have a lot. Wrap around the back of the ankle and recorded in the upper bracket. Also boot pads (type of control board) cushion the bottom of the foot, so you do not press the toes. I was also not allowed to write skates super tight. It tends to disturb the ankles. I still feel comfortable.
Carl

Carl P said...

There are things that are difficult than skating. I feel inclined to cramps in the feet. Men - 6.2. I found that control occurs when the feet were more flexible on skids on.
What I have found that helps me is a set of pads for the ankles, skate shops was older and I still have a lot. Wrap around the back of the ankle and recorded in the upper bracket. Also boot pads (type of control board) cushion the bottom of the foot, so you do not press the toes. I was also not allowed to write skates super tight. It tends to disturb the ankles. I still feel comfortable.
Carl

iritadra... said...

My life, my feet down while skating. Not so much like yours, of course, because I can continue to ignore the skating. But I discovered that the closer the skate-boot attacks, the foot is better to avoid cramps. Maybe it had something with his foot, not in a position to blood to the leg back things if you so cold. It's just a guess. You can always try to help wear lycra tights with them to blood flow.

The best model to use to fill a skate are the gray, they felt inside for the winter boots for sale. They are not only extremely soft, but you help your feet warm.

Have you thought warm socks? Or perhaps a combination of arch support, you will swear listing to walk without pain for the rest of his life.

sandy l said...

Yes, I have the same problem as you had. I never really think, but I believe the solution to buy arch supports that the runners can bring. and try to ensure, that your skates are warm when you put it. Also make sure you some space for Wingle toes and move your foot back a little, not much just alittle. the most important thing is to receive deposits

havocxt said...

Try massagagin feet before they get to be on the skates, the blood flows. Try to stretch the muscles of the foot.

Bestie said...

Patino without socks. Try this. If nothing else helps, you need to get a pair of shoes to order. It will be expensive, but if you do all the time, it is worth it.

MISS-MAR... said...

I do not know whether they are sensitive to cold and is not something you can do it too. Perhaps LLBeam socks that keep your feet warmer than normal socks. You can try more calcium, I know that low calcium causes cramps and an increased susceptibility of them. Other than that, I do not know how you can do better. I'm sorry.

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