issues with calluses on feet

[IRJ]

Okay, so I was wondering, I'm trying to grow thicker calluses on my feet and I was wondering if there is some way to speed the healing process? Right now, I just put moisturizer on my feet every day on the effected areas (heel, and front bottom of foot before the toes whatever that's called). Any other suggestions?

[Sisso KavanhaK]

How many times do you pratice kendo on a week?

maybe take a brake could help the cicatrization process!

:)

[Confound]

There are a few schools of thought on this. Some people say, "Wait! Don't go to practice! Let it heal, then start again." That's rubbish. Don't waste practice opportunities.

Some have suggested wearing a supporter. This is somewhat better. However, many people start to rely on the supporter, and it often leads to problems with footwork going uncorrected.

I would recommend the obvious, cleaning up the blisters, then taping them. Sometimes I don't bother to tape them at all, but that is out of laziness, and it's not a good idea. Even if it hurts your feet, keep practicing. A blister is not a life-threatening problem, and it isn't an injury that can cause any permanent damage. (It seems safe to assume that no one is going to get gangrene.)

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[StylophonePet]

Someone once told me to use lemonjuice, if you use it on the blister (hurts like hell I bet) the next day it would supposodly be hardend skin

I don't know if I should take this seriously, never used it before, but it's another idea....