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Published 15 March 2005
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15 March 2005, 18:48 UTC
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Hi, I have kid that is flat footed (so says the doctor). When he runs, he runs on his heels. Essentially, he shuffles and his arms don't exactly look right either. It looks strange to say the least.
Doctors claim he will grow out of this.
Is there any exercises I can help him with that will teach him how to run properly? Anything to teach him how to run on the ball of his foot?
Thank you for any help.
Filthy Sanchez
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15 March 2005, 19:17 UTC
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Quoted message said: Hi, I have kid that is flat footed (so says the doctor). When he runs, he runs on his heels. Essentially, he shuffles and his arms don't exactly look right either. It looks strange to say the least.
Doctors claim he will grow out of this.
Is there any exercises I can help him with that will teach him how to run properly? Anything to teach him how to run on the ball of his foot?
i tried teaching my kid how to run "correctly" when he was 5 because i thought his arms didnt look right...he got totally [censored]...i mean...he's a kid...he knows how to run...anyway, two years later he runs just fine. it all straightened itself out.
Quoted message said: Thank you for any help.
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15 March 2005, 19:43 UTC
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Quoted message said: i tried teaching my kid how to run "correctly" when he was 5
Running from you is natural for a kid.
Quoted message said: because i
thought his arms didnt look right...he got totally [censored]...>
You allow a 5YO to get "totally [censored]" at you? Just throw him down and butt f''k him, like you do at night before bed.
Quoted message said: i mean...he's a kid...he knows how to run away...anyway, two years
later he runs just fine, I haven't seen him in two years. it all straightened itself out. >
Child protective services helped.
Filthy Sanchez
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15 March 2005, 20:02 UTC
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Quoted message said: Quoted message said: i tried teaching my kid how to run "correctly" when he was 5
Running from you is natural for a kid.
Quoted message said: because i
thought his arms didnt look right...he got totally [censored]...>
You allow a 5YO to get "totally [censored]" at you? Just throw him down and butt f''k him, like you do at night before bed.
Quoted message said: i mean...he's a kid...he knows how to run away...anyway, two years
later he runs just fine, I haven't seen him in two years. it all straightened itself out. >
Child protective services helped.
your ability to read between the lines is astounding. it must be from that 400 pound inmate butt-[censored] you cross-eyed.
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15 March 2005, 20:58 UTC
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Quoted message said: your ability to read between the lines is astounding. it must be from
that 400 pound inmate butt-[censored] you cross-eyed. >
First off, I am quite insightful at times. Secondly, he only weighed 350lbs...
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15 March 2005, 21:00 UTC
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Quoted message said: that 400 pound inmate butt-[censored] you cross-eyed>
Correction: that was "400 inmates butt f"king me cross-eyed". I get bored in monogamous relationships.
Miss Anne Thrope
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16 March 2005, 05:19 UTC
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You can't teach evolution. Get junior's tail removed first, then work on his ape-like jogging style.
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