To wear or not to wear
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Anonymous
I have worn turf shoes on turf my whole life and just bought a pair of cleats that feel good (ie I can really feel the ball on my foot) versus another pair of turf shoes I bought, but do not feel the same. The problem with my cleats is that I keep stubbing my feet on the turf, and sometimes falling like an idiot haha, due the studs being too long from what I am used to wearing. Should I go back to my turf shoes. #soccer problems 
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Anonymous
At the risk of possibly rolling your ankle, I would just go back to what you have been used too. |
Anonymous
| Actually, what you should do is go to an empty turf field and run around (sprints, jogging, laps) in your new cleats for an hour. Maybe even do it over a couple of days. |
Anonymous
| Thank you, that is a helpful strategy. I actually feel lost with the new synthetic turf shoes because they do not feel the same as leather. I need to feel at one with the ball for proper ball control. |
Anonymous
| If you are using cleats on turf, buy AG ones, will prevent injuries. |
Anonymous
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I have worn underwear my whole life and just bought a pair of that feel good (ie I can really feel the balls on my foot) versus another pair of underwear I bought, but do not feel the same. The problem with my butt is that I keep stubbing my cheeks on the turf, and sometimes falling like an idiot haha, due the undercarriage being too long from what I am used to wearing. Should I go back to briefs. #soccer problems
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Anonymous
| Commando is the way |
Anonymous
| OP here. You are my peeps. I will rate your comments as ridiculous as f**k, and with 5 stars of acknowledgment. We should be teammates. Haha |