Foot Training to wear HH

[Grand]

Don't know if the following link has been posted before... In any case, I found it quite interesting.

http://newagequest.com/HH/highheels.html

Have fun reading it!

[Firefox]

I have seen that. I think it's written from a dominant woman type perspective, but it's quite interesting nontheless.

[Sway]

I did some searching and found a spin on it.

http://www.2heels.com/bizarre.html

Later Guys

Sway

[hoverfly]

For those who don't know about this one.........

http://users.powernet.co.uk/wingett/

[Sway]

My toy's before the foot problems set in. Something to think about.

http://pub10.bravenet.com/photocenter/view.php?img=25136&usernum=800288925

Later,

Sway

[hoverfly]

If you don't mind, might I ask what kind of problems are you having?

My toy's before the foot problems set in. Something to think about.

http://pub10.bravenet.com/photocenter/view.php?img=25136&usernum=800288925

Later,

Sway

[Bubba136]

There's a good (complete) review of Jenny's site here, too.

http://www.2heels.com/jenny.html

Eventhough Jenny's site hasn't been updated in almost a year, it still appears high on the list of the 50 most visited high heel websites on the internet. Says a lot about Jenny's talent.

It's to bad the moderators can't update and add to some of the sections.

[Sway]

Hi Hoverfly,

Well what I have found out so far nerve damage aka peripheral neurophy, Morton's Neuroma, Sesamoidtis

and possibly arthritis. In all I have all the classic problems associated with the wearing of high heel shoes. This makes walking in any kind of shoe painful and more so in heels. I am a little better now compared to this time last year but there is no cure for the nerve damage. Hard surfaces are murder on my feet now so things like walks around town and trips to the shopping mall are all but out of the question.

I have flat feet and was a candidate for this to happen I guess my tight court shoes just helped it along. My metatarsal arch has collapsed this is the arch in the ball of your foot. This is an exaggeration but think of your hand as your foot and make a cup like you are holding a ball. Now see how the back of your hand is curved, now place you hand flat on your desk when this is done in the foot it squeezes the nerves that run between the joints. Now arch your hand like it was in a pair of heels and squeeze across your knuckles combine this with a pair of heels and your have the potential for problems.

My rant thread from earlier this year.

http://www.hhplace.org/hhboard/viewtopic.php?t=255

Later,

Sway