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Agreed. Last year when I walked and had three days of struggling with severe leg cramping, I used the luggage transport service to help out with this. It's a handy service if you need it.
I broke my right wrist (also my dominant side) a number of years ago and got the cast off right before I went travelling in Spain and Portugal. I was not walking the Camino but was travelling with a backpack. It wasn't fun. My wrist/arm were horribly weak and I had to have help from a friend...
Hey There: I am thinking ahead and wondering if it is better to remove calluses before the walk. Do calluses make one more vulnerable to develop blisters? Any thoughts? Thanks in advance! sonya
I am curious about advice pertaining to calluses. If too large/thick, would this make one more vulnerable to blisters? Would it be advisable to have a pedicure a month before so as to avoid starting with big calluses. Any advice or recommendations?
Hi there: I'm glad to see this topic.
I've been walking for 6 days now (after starting in Burgos) and developed 2 hot spots, both at the lower side of my heel on the inner parts of both feet. I applied compeed and I've had it on for 4 days now and very slowly the compeed is starting to lift...
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