Peter Attia· MD
your feet hurt because you've got blisters because you've put so many miles on them already on uneven ground and your feet get wet which makes them harder
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your feet hurt because you've got blisters because you've put so many miles on them already on uneven ground and your feet get wet which makes them harder
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blisters have no kind of bearing on your physical performance other than that they go straight to your brain right like this is so much pain and you just start to think about it and you consume you