Yes mid-foot is correct. But people understand the cue 'stay on your toes' better. That's the exact reason why you should skip barefoot. If their feet start hurting then that's an indicator that they should stop. Wearing shoes eliminates your pain feedback therefore the client can skip longer ev...
Yes mid-foot is correct. But people understand the cue 'stay on your toes' better. That's the exact reason why you should skip barefoot. If their feet start hurting then that's an indicator that they should stop. Wearing shoes eliminates your pain feedback therefore the client can skip longer ev...