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**egexgfczc** · 08-30-2006, 09:03 AM

I've been doing battojutsu for about two months now. i started off barefoot, until the wood gym floor starting "tearing" the skin on my toes. to solve that problem, i started wearing tabi. lately, though, it feels like the bottoms of my feet are bruised. my heels and balls (of my feet) hurt when i walk around barefoot in the house. does this sound familiar? would i know the difference between a torn plantar thingy and a bruised feeling?

thanks
J.

You have a Japaneese flag on your moniker and are asking a question on battojutsu. Are you training battojutsu in Japan? Have you trained in kendo before?

Go see a doctor!

The tear feels like a internal burn when you stretch it, the bruise hurts to the touch. However both can swell and the swelling will cause a burning sensation.

08-30-2006, 09:03 AM	#25
egexgfczc Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 422 Senior Member	I've been doing battojutsu for about two months now. i started off barefoot, until the wood gym floor starting "tearing" the skin on my toes. to solve that problem, i started wearing tabi. lately, though, it feels like the bottoms of my feet are bruised. my heels and balls (of my feet) hurt when i walk around barefoot in the house. does this sound familiar? would i know the difference between a torn plantar thingy and a bruised feeling? thanks J. You have a Japaneese flag on your moniker and are asking a question on battojutsu. Are you training battojutsu in Japan? Have you trained in kendo before? Go see a doctor! The tear feels like a internal burn when you stretch it, the bruise hurts to the touch. However both can swell and the swelling will cause a burning sensation.
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