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Old 02-12-15 | 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by no1mad
It has come to my attention that I splay my feet out a bit when I walk and that I need to "correct it" to ensure I walk in a "straight line without drifting". Thing is, I find that pointing my toes/feet straight ahead to be unnatural and a bit uncomfortable, not to mention slows me down and distracts me from my surroundings (due to concentrating on "correcting the issue")...
People point out the same thing to me (I only notice it myself when walking in snow ), but it has never seemed to cause any problems.
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