There are so many emotions in a game of golf that we take for granted. Take the movement of squatting, for instance.
You squat a little on your downswing to get more solid strike and to generate more distance on the golf ball.
You might squat on the green until you’re sitting on your heels to get a closer look at your line of putt.
Then there’s the simple act of walking the course from hole to hole, sometimes up and down many hills, stuck in bunkers, or wading through the rough or ‘cabbage’ as we like to call it. Imagine if all of those motions, and others, caused you pain.
We have found that a supportive and comfortable golf shoe, with a supported arch will help people who suffer with Achilles Tendonitis.
That’s what it’s like to suffer from Achilles tendonitis. It can take the fun right out of golfing and does for so many unfortunate people, but there are ways to help combat the problem of Achilles tendonitis.
One of the easiest steps you can take is to wear the appropriate footwear, or to make a purchase of footwear that will help alleviate some of the pain.
This means buying golf shoes that not only alleviates the pain that this condition causes, but are designed to prevent it from developing in the first place.
So, what kind of features should you be looking for?
Let’s examine the causes and symptoms of the condition to find out.