If you use the wrong shoes, for a sport, how can you tell if your feet are damaged?

Such as if you use running shoes for tennis or vice versa, is there a way to tell besides going to a pediatrist?

If you use the wrong shoes, for a sport, how can you tell if your feet are damaged?
They hurt when you walk around bare footed.





Your feet should never hurt.
Reply:when your feet hurts or you're not able to play or something like that
Reply:idk
Reply:Your feet stay in your shoes when you remove your shoes. Then you know you should have wore a different pair.
Reply:When it hurts you'll know.
Reply:your feet probably wont want to play that sport in those shoes... I think you will be the first person to know when YOUR feet are damaged. YA THINK?????????/
Reply:only if they hurt after a while
Reply:idk
Reply:I don't think there's any immediate consequences, but as you age you may find you have problems with your knees, ankles, or the arches of your feet from not having proper support. Some sneakers for certain sports have wider soles to support lateral moves. You can hardly go wrong with cross-trainers if you do a little of everything.





Also, your sport shoes (say, you play tennis and have some good Nikes to play tennis) should not be used for everyday use. Take them off as soon as you're done with the sport and have a pair of sneakers just for hanging out, running errands, etc.
Reply:Specialty athletic shoes don't necessarily protect your feet as much as other joints in your legs such as the ankles, knees, and hips from the impact strain of your feet hitting the ground. So if you experience pain in those joints, it might mean you're using the wrong shoes.
Reply:The easiest way is to assess if you have pain or an injury, either in your feet or knees, hips, back.
Reply:if it starts to hurt your feet or speccialy your backs... its the wrong shoes...
Reply:I think your feet will tell you when your not wearing the right shoes. They will hurt, blister etc.



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