Re: Eliptical Question
This used to happen to me when I ran, and is one of the reasons I gave running up.
My experience was that, after a few miles, my toes started to get numb and/or tingle. I experimented with different shoes and tying the laces tighter or looser. At one point, I had the laces so loose that the shoes barely stayed on.
I also tried different running methods, like focusing on landing on the balls of my feet. But nothing ever worked.
Eventually, I chalked up the whole thing to poor circulation.
Now, I use the elliptical machine, generally for a full hour (and half of that time I do an interval program, trying to mimic real sprints intermittently). I never experience the numbness or tingling sensation.
Wish I had some answers, but I don't. This is just my experience.
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