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I can't imagine how these toning shoes are beneficial... obviously, I know that they are not going to actually do any true toning- but what was the point behind the instability thing? It seems to me if someone is overweight and buys these shoes it's more likely they could twist their ankle/cause other foot strains than actually do any good. However, I'm kind of "out" on my opinion of people who are in decent shape wearing them... Only because I just bought a pair of Reebok easytone's (I didn't even realize I bought "toning shoes") I was trying on a bunch of sneakers, I liked the color combo and they felt SUPER comfortable, so I bought em, wore them on my 2 mile walk today and my feet feel great. I came home to put them in the box and finally saw that they were toning shoes. Now I'm worried if I wear them often that I could do more harm than good.
So, personal thoughts? Are there any articles out about this newest fad yet- toning and PT?
I did find a few things, interesting things... just looking for more info/discussion! 🙂
So, personal thoughts? Are there any articles out about this newest fad yet- toning and PT?
I did find a few things, interesting things... just looking for more info/discussion! 🙂