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My coach told me to go very easy today, so I didn't stray from his plan. I felt fine, but my left foot has a bit of a problem. Apparently a muscle in the top middle section of my foot was getting aggravated by the tightness of my shoe lacing. My coach told me to redo the lacing at this part of my shoe, so that not as much pressure is put on this section of my foot. Hopefully it works, because this hurts pretty bad (I'm sure the racing flats on Sunday did not help the situation, either).

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From Paul Petersen on Tue, May 01, 2007 at 17:41:30

I had the same shoelace issue a couple months ago. It went away pretty fast after I changed my lacing.

From Paul Petersen on Thu, May 03, 2007 at 09:51:51

Nick, it took a couple weeks to completely go away. Basically I just left the top eyelets unlaced, which took pressure off those tendons.

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