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Do your feet sweat during practice?

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Do your feet sweat alot during practice?

 

Sometimes I hate having to be bare foot doing Karate.

 

My feet sweat alot and on that hard wood floor I leave embarassing puddles..... :cry:

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In my school, it is embarrassing if there isn't a puddle of sweat underneath you whenever you remain in the same place for more than a second.
I drip with sweat all over, it is natural and a sign that the heat adjustment of the body works. People that don't sweat much, are more prone to getting problems when it is hot.
In my school, it is embarrassing if there isn't a puddle of sweat underneath you whenever you remain in the same place for more than a second.

 

:lol: Agreed! Everything sweats profusely when I train! :P

Freedom isn't free!

Sure do. If I train barefoot a towel kept next to the wall is a necessity to wipe the floor up with.
We have carpet in our dojo, and after every day we clean it down :\

Rule #1: Play the game to the limit. Damn the consequences.

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I'm the only guy whose feet sweat and leave puddles.

 

:bawling:

 

It really freaks people out when they see it especially when we do like 5 step sparring and they have to walk over my sweat when it's time for me to defend.

You really aren't the only one.
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You really aren't the only one.

I should be doing karate with you gyus then I wouldn't feel like the oddball.

 

The people in my class don't.

 

I'm the only odd ball.

 

Would it be out of the question to ask my sensei to leave my socks on or something?

You need to go to a dojo where training is so intense everyone sweats from every inch of their body. :lol:
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