What Happens if You Ignore Athlete’s Foot?
Think athlete’s foot is no big deal? Ignore it, and you might be sprinting toward serious skin damage, nail infections, and more.
Running And Your Health
Keeping your feet healthy can help add years to your life, by allowing you to pursue an active lifestyle. As an avid runner for over 35 years I know first hand the benefits, but also know that a nagging injury can limit your ability to pursue your running aspirations. In future postings I'll discuss common running injuries and prevention and treatment.
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