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Duration: 00:30:21
Today you'll revisit how to transfer your weight when moving in heels and of course work on strengthening the feet.
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10 comments
So my new shoes arrive and they seem so tiny!! I don't think I have wide feet but I can't seem to get them into the shoes completely, if that makes sense. I know I've seen stuff on the subreddit about using a hair dryer on them but I'm afraid to do that until I know if what I really need is to size up. I'm a size 7 normally and did follow the size guide (max foot length for a 7 is 24.7 and I'm at about 23.5, give or take).
Hmmm, I have very narrow and thin feet and have had them feel tight, so I'm guessing your good. I'd rather have them a little small, as they will stretch. But I'm not sure....
I'm definitely not narrow, LOL. Maybe I need to try the hair dryer thing and they'll stretch.
My sister and I joke that we have ski's for feet lol
Haha!! I tried them on with socks! That got me all the way into them. I think it'll just be a matter of letting them stretch. Def different than ankle boots!
Yay ?
the drills was a lot of fun. I am starting to feel more comfortable in my heels and learning to walk in the better. Love this heel program. Thank you.
whoot!!
Did the drill in the new shoes! There were many survivors, lol.
Haha good