TFC Audio Project The Foot Collective

Change is what you need!

The knowledge, relatability and experience-focused information shared is incredible! I have followed The Foot Collective for over a year now.

Small wins thru out the day have accumulated into life changing habits that have shifted my lifestyle.

I am grateful for their curiosity, their passion and willingness to share their journey.

Thank you gentleMEN!

I recently stumbled across you guys a few months ago. I consistently enjoy learning from what you’re sharing. I’m a running coach and personal trainer in the States, primarily working with women 38-54 who are mothers, runners, and successful professionals. Learning more about the hips and feet and it’s connection to issues that have come from pregnancy, high heels, sitting, etc. it’s no wonder aggravation with their running occurs. Please keep sharing your knowledge, especially in an actionable and practical way.

Pamela (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

I’ve been following TFC for over a year now, after serendipity brought me to a podcast interview of Nick and Mike, the founders. I’ve suffered from plantar fasciitis for over twenty years, and while it was more or less “controlled”, I still had aching feet every morning. Now retired from 37 years of mechanic work, all standing continuously on concrete, I placed the lane on that.
Nick and Mike helped me see the value of natural, flexible and flat footwear, as well as using toe spreading devices. One of my persistent discomforts has been bunionettes, or bunions at the pinkie toe rather than the big toe. Now, with the help of CorrectToes, wearing human shoes, and actually spending a lot of time barefoot (that didn’t used to be possible, due to sensitivity). Over the course of time, my feet are toughening up and better yet, knee pain is gone, I’m able to be more active and productive, and NOT resigned to falling apart in my “golden years”. I’m 68 years old, and healthier and more fit and flexible than in the past 25 years!! TFC is receiving credit for a lot of these improvements. Listen with an open mind and be willing to think from a new vantage point. You won’t be sorry.