After a month of paying attention to my feet in a way I never really had before, the changes weren’t dramatic, but they were surprisingly noticeable. I felt more stable during single-leg exercises, especially things like split squats or RDLs, where balance matters more than you realize. I also noticed less foot fatigue after long walks, runs, or pickleball sessions. And during heavy lifts at the gym, I felt stronger, in more control, and connected to the ground
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