Breast Cancer Walk

May 19, 2012 · by John · In: Foot Care Products Tagged: Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Walk, Clean Skin, Foot Care, foot care kit, insoles, Komen Breast Cancer, Komen Breast Cancer Walk, Medical Staff, moleskin, Objection, Old Dog, Ovals, Profoot, S Curves, Stickiness, Susan G Komen, Susan G Komen Breast Cancer, Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Walk, T Touch, vaseline, velvetex, velvetex moleskin

I have held a pretty firm position on moleskin for many years – I don’t like it and I don’t use it. Here are my reasons. It doesn’t stick. It doesn’t shape to the foot’s curves. And it’s too thick. I have no objection to other athletes using it, but I don’t touch the stuff. Several years ago, I worked provided foot care at the 3-day Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Walk in San Francisco. They had a pretty good supply of powder and Vaseline – and boxes of moleskin. Everyone sat around and cut the …

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Dec 23, 2011 · by John · In: Books Tagged: Adventure Racers, Atacama, Avon Walk, badwater, Bc Canada, blister, blisters, Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Walk, Colorado California, death valley, Feet Story, Foot care advice, Front Runners, Hikers, Merry Christmas, North Extreme, primal quest, Time With Family, TransRockies

Feet are a big part of my life. For the past 15 years, Fixing Your Feet has introduced me to great people. I have enjoyed helping runners at events like Western States; Badwater in Death Valley; Primal Quest in Colorado, California and Washington; Raid the North Extreme in BC Canada; the TransRockies in Colorado; Racing the Planet Atacama in Chile; the Coastal Challenge in Costa Rica; the Avon Walk; the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Breast Cancer Walk; and others. In all these events, I have worked on …

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