Transition to Minimal Shoes

Prepare your feet to move as nature intended

Your feet have potential that you have never tapped into. Explore the capacity of your feet with this mindful approach in order to maximize your minimal shoe experience!

About the course

Transitioning out of conventional footwear and into minimal shoes is a process. Well functioning feet are essential to your overall health. Whether you're looking to address existing foot issues, or improve your overall function, you are in the right place!

Prioritizing foot health and function has been the key to success for my clients. I personally have dealt with issues such as bunions, neuromas, hammertoes, and broken foot and ankle bones. I've learned a lot about how to help feet with all manner of challenges be strong and well functioning.

This course consists of 13 lessons and 17 video taped exercises. In total, there is over 1.5 hours of video content. Additionally, you will receive an exercise plan that can be printed out to monitor your progress and maintain motivation.

“I am completely surprised at the failure of the barefoot/minimal-footwear community to regularly produce physiological guidelines on how to transition out of conventional footwear - as though the tissues in our feet were somehow different from those found in the rest of our bodies when it comes to adaptation.”

Katy Bowman - Move Your DNA

Feel the ground under your feet, learn how your joints can accommodate a variety of surfaces. Move the toes in many ways and have strong robust feet that you can count on.

Discover how to properly prepare your feet for a more natural experience, similar to the freedom of movement provided by minimal/barefoot shoes.

Assess your current foot capacity using evaluations to determine mobility and strength. Create strong feet that can support you in reaching any destination you desire!

Frequently Asked Questions

Movement and exercise are important factors in addressing foot pain. Modifications are usually offered. It is crucial to avoid activities that cause more discomfort than your initial pain and to always listen to your body's signals. Personally, I have successfully tackled various foot issues through consistent physical activity and movement, but ultimately, the choice is yours.

In short, yes, it will be beneficial for you. In your home, you likely spend more time sitting than walking, and the surfaces are flat and predictable. In contrast, outdoor terrain offers more challenges for your feet and requires movement over longer periods of time.

Even if you are physically fit, it is possible to have weak feet. Many individuals tend to neglect their foot strength compared to other parts of their body. Injuries often happen because the feet are not adequately prepared for the demands placed on them, rather than being a result of improper footwear.

The course can be watched an unlimited number of times with lifetime access, all on this website. After purchase, you will have continuous access to the material at your convenience. The course can be either watched in its entirety or in smaller segments at your own pace. The videos are concise, straightforward, and easy to understand.

Don't wait until your feet
hurt to improve their function.

Begin your journey towards healthy and active feet today!