7 Tips to Walk in Heels like a Queen<\/strong><\/h2>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.foreo.com\/mysa\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2016\/06\/heels2-1024x576.jpg\")
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1. Step from Heel to Toe<\/strong><\/h2>\nIt\u2019s best to maintain your natural step when you walk in heels. Humans walk in flat shoes by placing their weight from heel to toe. When walking in heels, take the same approach and roll the weight of your foot from the heel, through the arch and to the toe.<\/p>\n
2. Pose with Good Posture<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis tip will help keep you upright. When walking in heels, imagine there\u2019s a string that is pulling you up from the top of your head. This will give you more balance. You will stand taller, your legs will be straighter and your whole body will feel lighter.<\/p>\n
3. Lean Back (Just a little!)<\/strong><\/h2>\nWalking in heels often means that you end up going at a slower pace than you want to go. If you find yourself craning your neck forward to compensate, then lean back just \u00a0a little to maintain your posture.<\/p>\n
4. Look at Your Destination<\/strong><\/h2>\nYou\u2019ll look more graceful if you gaze at your end goal point as you walk. Taking your steps with purpose and confidence will impress any onlookers. Just be sure to also glance around for any grates or curbs that may be in your path. If you can master this, you will walk a queen.<\/p>\n
5. Strengthen that Core<\/strong><\/h2>\nSurprise! There\u2019s a reason why all you do all those planks in yoga. Your abdominal muscles help you to stand upright, so having a strong core will make walking (or running) in heels a breeze.<\/p>\n
6. Scrape Your Bottoms<\/strong><\/h2>\nUse sandpaper to rough up the bottoms of your heels. The grooves created from the scraping will keep you from sliding on slippery surfaces.<\/p>\n
7. Make Sure They Actually Fit<\/strong><\/h2>\nShoes should be comfortable when you try them on. If they\u2019re sore when you try them on, they\u2019ll be even more painful when you’re walking. Never pick out a shoe that\u2019s just a little too big or small and think that you can make it work. Though stores sell inserts to make your miss-sized shoes fit better, these inserts almost never work. The only thing you should ever insert into your shoe is cushioning or padding for comfort. Your shoe should fit from the beginning.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nIt\u2019s best to maintain your natural step when you walk in heels. Humans walk in flat shoes by placing their weight from heel to toe. When walking in heels, take the same approach and roll the weight of your foot from the heel, through the arch and to the toe.<\/p>\n
2. Pose with Good Posture<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis tip will help keep you upright. When walking in heels, imagine there\u2019s a string that is pulling you up from the top of your head. This will give you more balance. You will stand taller, your legs will be straighter and your whole body will feel lighter.<\/p>\n
3. Lean Back (Just a little!)<\/strong><\/h2>\nWalking in heels often means that you end up going at a slower pace than you want to go. If you find yourself craning your neck forward to compensate, then lean back just \u00a0a little to maintain your posture.<\/p>\n
4. Look at Your Destination<\/strong><\/h2>\nYou\u2019ll look more graceful if you gaze at your end goal point as you walk. Taking your steps with purpose and confidence will impress any onlookers. Just be sure to also glance around for any grates or curbs that may be in your path. If you can master this, you will walk a queen.<\/p>\n
5. Strengthen that Core<\/strong><\/h2>\nSurprise! There\u2019s a reason why all you do all those planks in yoga. Your abdominal muscles help you to stand upright, so having a strong core will make walking (or running) in heels a breeze.<\/p>\n
6. Scrape Your Bottoms<\/strong><\/h2>\nUse sandpaper to rough up the bottoms of your heels. The grooves created from the scraping will keep you from sliding on slippery surfaces.<\/p>\n
7. Make Sure They Actually Fit<\/strong><\/h2>\nShoes should be comfortable when you try them on. If they\u2019re sore when you try them on, they\u2019ll be even more painful when you’re walking. Never pick out a shoe that\u2019s just a little too big or small and think that you can make it work. Though stores sell inserts to make your miss-sized shoes fit better, these inserts almost never work. The only thing you should ever insert into your shoe is cushioning or padding for comfort. Your shoe should fit from the beginning.<\/p>\n
Walking in heels often means that you end up going at a slower pace than you want to go. If you find yourself craning your neck forward to compensate, then lean back just \u00a0a little to maintain your posture.<\/p>\n
4. Look at Your Destination<\/strong><\/h2>\nYou\u2019ll look more graceful if you gaze at your end goal point as you walk. Taking your steps with purpose and confidence will impress any onlookers. Just be sure to also glance around for any grates or curbs that may be in your path. If you can master this, you will walk a queen.<\/p>\n
5. Strengthen that Core<\/strong><\/h2>\nSurprise! There\u2019s a reason why all you do all those planks in yoga. Your abdominal muscles help you to stand upright, so having a strong core will make walking (or running) in heels a breeze.<\/p>\n
6. Scrape Your Bottoms<\/strong><\/h2>\nUse sandpaper to rough up the bottoms of your heels. The grooves created from the scraping will keep you from sliding on slippery surfaces.<\/p>\n
7. Make Sure They Actually Fit<\/strong><\/h2>\nShoes should be comfortable when you try them on. If they\u2019re sore when you try them on, they\u2019ll be even more painful when you’re walking. Never pick out a shoe that\u2019s just a little too big or small and think that you can make it work. Though stores sell inserts to make your miss-sized shoes fit better, these inserts almost never work. The only thing you should ever insert into your shoe is cushioning or padding for comfort. Your shoe should fit from the beginning.<\/p>\n
Surprise! There\u2019s a reason why all you do all those planks in yoga. Your abdominal muscles help you to stand upright, so having a strong core will make walking (or running) in heels a breeze.<\/p>\n
6. Scrape Your Bottoms<\/strong><\/h2>\nUse sandpaper to rough up the bottoms of your heels. The grooves created from the scraping will keep you from sliding on slippery surfaces.<\/p>\n
7. Make Sure They Actually Fit<\/strong><\/h2>\nShoes should be comfortable when you try them on. If they\u2019re sore when you try them on, they\u2019ll be even more painful when you’re walking. Never pick out a shoe that\u2019s just a little too big or small and think that you can make it work. Though stores sell inserts to make your miss-sized shoes fit better, these inserts almost never work. The only thing you should ever insert into your shoe is cushioning or padding for comfort. Your shoe should fit from the beginning.<\/p>\n
Shoes should be comfortable when you try them on. If they\u2019re sore when you try them on, they\u2019ll be even more painful when you’re walking. Never pick out a shoe that\u2019s just a little too big or small and think that you can make it work. Though stores sell inserts to make your miss-sized shoes fit better, these inserts almost never work. The only thing you should ever insert into your shoe is cushioning or padding for comfort. Your shoe should fit from the beginning.<\/p>\n