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I don’t think you should walk any further in the shoes you currently have if the blisters are already that bad. You could put yourself in a position if not being able to walk at all in the next few days after that. Take a taxi if you have to, as others have suggested.
I get that whenever I walk a lot in the heat while wearing socks. The first time it happened I was a bit alarmed but it really looks way worse than it is and it goes away quickly after a couple of days of rest. It came and went during my whole Camino.
My Camino was wonderful, thank you. I miss being there every day.
Below is the website I used. I did the half marathon intermediate 1 program (walking of course rather than running). There is a half marathon walking plan listed too but I didn’t think it was rigorous enough. There are...
I didn’t train on hills at all really, and I struggled mightily with some of the hills on the Camino Frances. However, I was able to get up and over them even if extremely slowly. So you will likely be fine but anything you can do to make it easier will of course be helpful. But don’t stress...
Sure, but I am fairly confident that I will not encounter Wisconsin-style winter weather in May and June, so I think I will be fine. I never said anywhere that I only will walk in picture perfect weather.
My first Camino will begin in May. I am following a distance walking plan I found online. I am the kind of person who needs to follow something specific or I will tend to do nothing. This week’s maximum is 7 miles and it builds each week. Keeps me motivated, I have a set plan, and I am using...
I am a little over a year out from my Camino and coincidentally starting my training today as I have been pretty sedentary and want to very slowly increase mileage— couch to Camino, as it were. My biggest fear is the hills so reading this today helped me a lot, at least mentally.
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