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I'm just about the same as you. I'm much more active than I was before, and my feet also constantly ache. It's probably a net positive for me all in all, but I could go without the soreness.
Definitely agree. I keep trying different shoes!
I invested in some orthotic shoes this year that are custom made for my feet and it's made all the difference. If you're noticing the aches and pains, I would highly recommend getting a pair! Go to any running shoe store and they can fit you for some.
I'm going to try!
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I used to be fit while working in retail and now I have gained some weight and it is hard to stay fit.
It's hard when you aren't running around all day anymore.
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Yes, I seen a difference in my body when I started working in retail then when I I wasn’t. I was getting my daily steps in which I love. I did noticed my knees are getting bad from me kneeling down so much.
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Best thing I ever did was give up fast food, over 20 years ago (I was travelling a lot for work, and spending over 40 hours a week just driving). Second best thing I ever did was give up soda, about 14 years ago. Third best thing was to get good quality shoes. And change them frequently. (I don't do that enough. I read somewhere that you should change shoes every 500 miles. That can be like once a month!!)