Let’s Go For A Walk

July 11, 2009

Dr. Lasich Takes A Walk in Maine

Dr. Lasich Takes A Walk in Maine

Do you remember learning to walk as a tumbling toddler? Probably not; however, walking is one of the most critical aspects of our lives for maintaining independence without an assistive device. So, even now, walking deserves some attention because over the years your abilities may be faltering. That walk may be turning into a waddle. And only ducks are meant to waddle. Even for taking simple steps, everyone has room for improvement. Everyone has untapped potential to increase functional skills.

Now that you have learned What the ASIS Is and how it can be a landmark to measure alignment. Learn about other ways that can help you relearn to walk. (Please click on the link and tap into your potential)

Wait a minute! Before you start walking, you’d better have the right shoes on your feet. No bare feet allowed because that offers no shock absorption. No flip-flops allowed because that offers no support. Only well cushioned, supportive, flat shoes will due. For an outstanding selection, go to www.footsmart.com. Don’t worry ladies, looking good does not have to cause pain. Being pain free is beautiful.

One Response to “Let’s Go For A Walk”

  1. The ASIS tip on how to tell if I am walking straight is a great point!

    Your walk in Maine looks beautiful!

    Thanks!

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