I've just started to do some flat water distance paddling. I'm finding after an hour I can't feel my toes and they generally start to hurt (the toes not the arches). I can SUP surf for 3 hours but I guess because my feet are moving around alot I don't have any problems with hurting feet.
Any suggestions other than to keep wriggling them which I keep forgetting to do until it's too late and they are all ready hurting?
Daneli,once the boy's hear about the amount of sup time your putting in of late,I think they may cut your toes off on the weekend round 4 trip coming up
I've just started to do some flat water distance paddling. I'm finding after an hour I can't feel my toes and they generally start to hurt (the toes not the arches). I can SUP surf for 3 hours but I guess because my feet are moving around alot I don't have any problems with hurting feet.
Any suggestions other than to keep wriggling them which I keep forgetting to do until it's too late and they are all ready hurting?
Thanks Shane
I fully agree with mac on this one You are starting to show the first full signs of becoming a full time sweeper (making excuses) - sort yourself out mate or I am gunna call Brett and have the green machine repossessed.
daneli, i would say you are unbalanced and pressing your weight forward and putting to much pressure on the front of your feet
stand up straighter and even out the pressure on your feet. i even like to be able to lift the ball of my foot on the paddle side for practice sometimes. i,m not an expert, but i can show you a couple of things if you want to pm me cheers
You are starting to show the first full signs of becoming a full time sweeper (making excuses) - sort yourself out mate or I am gunna call Brett and have the green machine repossessed.
