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featherish said: "If your shoes pinch and they are old, it might be worth looking into a new pair.
If your feet hurt and have blisters afterwards, exercise is going to be even less fun.
You might want to look into shoes made by Ryka. They are made only for women so they design them with things like high arches and narrow or widths.
I have had a few pairs and have always liked them."
Henrietta said: "Not literally fall asleep, but it's an extremely boring activity and I could NOT do it for more than 1/2 hour."
cvalh said: "Mine hurt because I can't find sneakers that fit right, and are affordable. I have short and fat feet (they're wide even when I'm NOT), and I end up having to buy slightly too big. Then I slide forward, and my toes press against the ends. Never lost a toe-nail, but boy, my big toes hurt sometimes."
UniqueMystique said: "......is it just me or does anyone elses feet fall asleep while using cardio machines for over 30 minutes?"
UniqueMystique said: "I noticed that I can place my feet in the center of the foot pads on the eliptical and when I start feeling that my feet are falling asleep...I look down and my feet have managed to work their way up to the front of the foot pad and my toes are touching the perimeter. I think that's why they are falling asleep...the pressure from the perimeter. But when you're really into the workout...it's hard to keep checking on foot placement. I don't think it has much to do with my shoes because this is the first pair of shoes I've ever had that actually fit my skinny, high arched foot."
Leah20 said: "Mine fall asleep too, near the end of the 1/2 hour. Yesterday afterwards I noticed I had a blister on each foot too, near my big toes. I wonder if it's just a matter of getting new shoes. Mine are getting pretty old but I don't wanna break in new ones....
Insoles might help ?"