Whether you’re logging miles in Central Park or hitting a high-intensity class before heading into the office, cycling is a serious cardiovascular workout. The flip side? It takes a toll on the feet! Many athletes find their rides cut short by a frustrating and painful sensation in their cycling cleats.
Read MoreThick, yellow, discolored toenails can make you dread wearing open-toed shoes, going to the pool, or walking barefoot around the house. If you hide your feet because of unsightly changes to your nail plates, you likely share a common medical condition known as onychomycosis.
Read MoreYou wake up, check your watch, and see the number you were hoping for : a 95% recovery score. According to the tech on your wrist, you’re primed for a great workout. You head out for your run feeling confident. And then, a few minutes in, it starts: that ache in your arch, pain in your heel, or burning in the ball of your foot. So what’s going on? In this blog, The Center for Podiatric Care and Sports Medicine explains the discrepancy.
Read MoreA groundbreaking procedure known as foot fat grafting is offering athletes a natural, minimally invasive solution to do just that. In this blog, The Center for Podiatric Care and Sports Medicine will tell you all about it.
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