It's Best to Be Grounded

After weighing a number of factors, I've decided to put new posts to this blog on hold indefinitely. It's been a pleasure sharing my thoughts and experiences with you the past couple of years, but the blog's traffic simply does not encourage me to focus much on the posts I want to write and other life obligations must also take a higher priority. I've decided to focus my time on my family and further developing The Primalfoot Alliance and its programs into 2012.

Thank you for visiting Barefoot and Grounded! Below I've listed what I believe are the "highlights" of my posts the last few years. I hope that you may find good information and encouragement from them and will further your barefoot journey:

Commentary

• Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Barefootedness - You have a natural biological freedom to live without shoes. Fight for it!
• Exposing Another Healthy Taboo - What other natural and beneficial activity has seen unnecessary scrutiny - but unlike bare feet is protect by law in most places?
• A Backwards Look at Liability - Who should be liable for injury to our feet: Those who encourage barefoot living or those who make shoes that damage our feet?
• Bare Feet v. 'Barefoot' Shoes: The BIG Difference - It's all about sensation. You feel me?
• When It Comes to Shoes, More Is Less - How much shoe is too much shoe?
• If the Tables Were Turned: Hypothetical Reactions to the New 'Fad' of Shoes - What if we lived in a barefoot world and people started promoting the shod lifestyle?
• 18 Questions to Ask Yourself if You Are Opposed to People Going Barefoot - Really think about the positives and negatives.

Interviews

• An Interview with a Podiatrist and 'Barefoot Advocate,' Dr. Steve Bloor - He turned his practice upside down after realizing the truth about feet and shoes.
• Reflections on a "Barefoot Book" Tour: An Interview with Author Daniel Howell - Dr. Howell shares some interesting stories about acceptance and total rejection of his bare feet.

My Research

• Most Facebook Users Would Go Barefoot in Public: Poll - A statistically significant survey with some surprising numbers.
• Driving Barefoot May Noticeably Improve Gas Mileage - A short study comparing shod v. barefoot driving.

Stories

• 158 Hours Barefoot, Part I and Part II - For a week in 2010 I never wore shoes including at the store, a hospital and street festival.