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Many times, back pain can be caused by improper shoes. If your shoes aren’t orthopedic, this could cause further damage. If you’re a fan of other popular fitness brand shoes, the shoe may be a cause of back pain. The foam material inside the shoe absorbs some of your foot’s weight. When you walk, air is pulled back. Big brands claims the foam provides good cushioning and flexibility. The result is an increase in your foot’s shock absorption.

But orthopedic shoes will absorb the rest of your foot’s weight that cause back pain. If the heel of your shoe is much lower than the front of your shoe, the area in the shoe is the cause of your pain.

Nike has a marketing campaign called “Just Do It” in which a company employee demonstrates using the shoe’s many functions. The heel and rear portion of the shoe are the cause of the pain. Orthopedic shoes do not cause your pain, others do.

The shoes that cause pain are the barefoot type. Many times people have a hard time with the term “barefoot”. People think of feet in sandals or bare feet. But barefoot shoes are barefoot shoes, and cause problems, not relief.

For many people the back pain occurs after a fall. You land awkwardly or run into something. The fall causes your back to hurt.

The back pain can be caused by your weight being transferred to your heels. You may have to lower your heels to get more support from your shoe. However, this only leads to more pain. It is better to go up on your heel and get more support.

Don’t blame your shoes for your pain. Make sure your weight transfer from your feet has a better chance of causing a better pain response. The shoes only cause pain, they do not cause it.

The back pain caused by orthopedic shoes is more the exception, not the rule. It can be very painful. People report pain to occur in different areas of the back in the same shoe. The joints are supposed to move correctly when you move from your heel to your toes and vice versa. This does not happen for many people.