sure, until you have to curb stomp a zombie.

psketti wrote:
Only in grass, i'm always on concrete or hard wood floor and i have sports injuries...

batou wrote:
Well if course. The boots come out for that.

.......... wrote:
Wouldn't that make it that your feet feel better when you don't have any footwear on at all then?

.......... wrote:
Extreme reflexology.

Hungover(putting it mildly) on Amorgos one year me and a mate decided to walk down to the beach, barefoot, using the donkey path. By the time we got to the sea the endorphins had cleared our heads, just in case we weren't refreshed enough as we stripped to dip the heavens opened to deliver the first Greek August deluge I'd experienced.

Cleansing doesn't cover it!

Love the extreme reflex oi!
I crave the warmer days so I can go barefoot....gardening, driving, yes and even shopping!

Jane

oioioi wrote:
and then you lay spent, in the warm sand, fingers interlocked

batou wrote:

Me and said mate were the only ones barefoot to the beach, when we got to the beach the whole company got naked.

Uh huh

oi this extreme reflexology sounds great on soft surface like grass or the beach.

But on concrete and hard wood cushion is undoubtedly preferred.

.......... wrote:
It's common in some Chinese households to have a tray of pebbles/smooth stones next to the bed for a quick blast of reflex to start the day.

oioioi wrote:
Sounds like a better way to get it together in the morning rather than a few cups of coffee and some cigarettes.

Cigarettes and coffee for breakfast. It's the breakfast of Kings!

Yeah, I meant to walk on stones this morning, but thought, sod it, I'll skip the torture & have coffee & cigarettes instead. Now that my body's vibrating nicely, I'll have a cold shower instead. Nah, sod it, I'll have a warm one.

I walk around in bare feet everyday (as I work at home) and often pop out into the garden like this. It doesn't seem to do much for me!

Jealous at your fags for breakfast Sketts and Gilly.

LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Wear shoes for a week then you may notice the 'benefit' of being barefoot.

i like to wear foot protection, there is always dog shit or prickly weeds or a snake. outside its even worse.

I go barefoot whenever feasible. Once, it took me hours to cut the lawn, because I broke the mower, and the grass was high, so I did it with the strimmer, which I also broke. ( I know it's probably a breach of health & safety regs to do such things barefoot, but I like to live dangerously). By the time I'd finished, my feet were dyed green, and it took several soaks and scrubs to restore them to normal. It felt nice though, and I love the smell of freshly cut grass.

Going barefoot outdoors is meant to be good for your root chakra. It's been a bit cold for that sort of thing recently!