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After 100 miles, my feet hurt, why?

 
 
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Old 06-17.-2003
Pat Fleming
 
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Default After 100 miles, my feet hurt, why?

Last Saturday, I rode 210 miles. After 100 miles, the balls of my feet started to hurt. At 150
miles, it was unbearable. Another pair of sox over the original pair relieved the pain until about
180 miles. Then the pain returned but I was able to finish. The pain subsided in 24 hours. Has
anyone ever experienced this? And what can be done to prevent it?
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Old 06-18.-2003
Dennis P. Harri
 
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Default Re: After 100 miles, my feet hurt, why?

On Wed, 18 Jun 2003 02:03:07 GMT in rec.bicycles.rides, "Pat Fleming" <nothing@nothing.com> wrote:

> Last Saturday, I rode 210 miles.

troll warning!
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Old 06-18.-2003
GearóId Ó Laoi
 
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Default Re: After 100 miles, my feet hurt, why?

I rode 215 once. I wasn't tired that day but was wrecked for the next week.
 

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