Doing P.E in bare feet; why should you?

if i remember that some of the games, we played in gym class. when we took off your shoes, and played with socks on. my gym teacher usually didn't think we need a shower. sometimes we changed into our gym uniform to played and sometimes we stayed in our street clothes. in our gym uniform, we bring a clean underwear and a clear pair of socks ( because of the reason, after school, when your child is coming home and walking home or in a car or a school bus. the child get in accident, let me put this way. your mother would embarrass if you had a dirty underwear on. my mother told me when i was a kid, i better have clear underwear on everyday. she tell would be really embarrass to have for a son. that's is true story. i always make sure i leave with my apartment with a clear one on, sometimes, i ever wear inside my pants. :lmao i usually put my clear pair of socks before i put on my tennis shoes. my doctor told me if your feet sweat a lot ( like mine do )not that smells, you change your socks, at least to 2-3 times a day. you know when you need to a clear pair of socks, when your dog is sitting near and you take off your shoe, and then your dog run away from you.

This might sound odd but I would have thought that going barefoot would prevent athlete's foot rather than spread it. The fungus likes to live in warm, moist places and bare feet are less so than shod ones.

Yep, its sweaty feet that dont get air that cause athletes foot. We had some grot bags in Iraq, who never air there feet and stunk the place out. We made them sleep outside until the smell went. Even in the shower you would almost pass out. They just stunk, because they never removed their boots during the day, even when they had a chance.

Even at Patrol Bases, if I wasnt on patrol, I would cut around in flip flops, just so my feet would air and my socks wouldnt get covered in sweat.

Yes... Yes it was.

Well to be perfectly honest with you someone-else-again,I've never had athlete's foot nor any other foot condition,so what I said was more a thought than anything else.

Argh,I've met people like that myself,they stink and there's no other way to describe them,even the flies leave them alone

I did that too! I only had shoes on if we left home.



Still now, I'm always barefoot at home. Even in the winter, the only thing I have on them is socks.

I can't run in bare-feet though, I have falling arches, have since I was a kid.

I'm usually barefeet everywhere except the places I'm not supposed to be barefoot. I don't wear shoes inside my house so no shoes there and if I'm doing stuff outside, I'll go barefoot. But some people get crazy.

There is this lady at work that for some medical reason can't wear shoes at all and so she goes barefoot everywhere. Parking lots, grass, gym floor, public bathrooms. It doesn't matter, she's always barefoot, even in meetings and it's a bit

We've been out today,went to see the new die hard movie,we've been home for 10 mins and my shoes and socks are off now.
I ran everywhere with bare feet to old to want to run anymore,but I understand you not running with fallen arches,my wife has a slight flat foot and when she runs she looks weird,I prefer she walks .

I go barefoot in PE because I go to school barefoot . And literally everywhere else. As long as there's not snow on the ground (and even if there is, sometimes ) I'm barefoot. My soles are so tough that I don't need to worry about anything on the ground (including glass), and I can walk across hot asphalt no problem. My soles are stained black, but I actually kinda like having dirty feet.

So, yeah.

For me it would have been a case of why shouldn't I have done PE in my bare feet when I was in school. I didn't really consider all of the benefits or otherwise till much later. I and my class just regarded it as great fun.