is that the case?

if so, might have to get some cutstom superfeet made up.

have a set of inline super feet, but they don't cut it, so i'm thinkin maybe a custom set, if it is in fact a lack of arch support that does it.

Shin pain and problems can be directly to poor arche support (as is my case).

Do yourself a favor and go to a real pediatrist. Get a proper footbed made and you wil be very happy. Be wary of the kind that just take an imprint of your foot. You want to see someone who looks at how you walk.

well the people i'd go to fit skates for a living, they're pretty knowledgable with feet n stuff, and not to mentino i'd get the custom insoles made for only $30 instead of a hundred or something.


but hmm maybe thru my benefits i can score some real insoles thru a pediatrist

Do-it.

your feet, shins, kness, back will be very happy.

i had shin splints along time ago but that was due to lack of calcium and potassium.....yes i know they arent spelt right.

What is a shin splint?

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Shin splints are sharp shooting pains felt in your shins. Not fun. I used to get them lots until I had proper arch supports made ($320). Too bad the damage has been long done to my knees though. My arches are fallen and this causes my shin bone to be off-center at the kneecap (instaed of pointing up they point in). This in turns puts a lot of pressure on the kneecap and joint and causes me lots of pain if I walk or stand for any thenght of time. The kneecap doesn't track straight and tends to be rather sloppy. Makes for a painfull day after skiing.

Before I got my arch supports I was able to stand or walk for about a half hour before it was too painfull. Now I can go about 1-2hrs. Mnt biking has hellped lots in that area too.

Thanks for the lesson.

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They say wallking on concrete barefoot helps to prevent them, afterall it must work, have you ever heard a convict complain. :D