Do Toning Shoes Really Work?

American Voices • health • ISSUE 46•45 • Nov 11, 2010

A study by the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse suggests that toning shoes—special exercise shoes with rounded bottoms—provide no benefit over regular shoes. What do you think?

“Yeah, if you really want a workout you need the shoes with the concave bottoms that stick to the floor like suction cups with every step." ”
Bruce Johnston –
Substance Abuse Counselor
“As an early investor, I'd beg to differ." ”
Paul White –
Investor
“Oh, I didn't even realize they promised health benefits. I just love the way those rounded bottoms look on my heels."”
Carmella Edwards –
Night Manager

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