weird question on shoes

[tygra]

So, hardly any makers offer "aerobic" shoes anymore. I was thinking - would Basketball shoes qualify? They are usually higher top shoes - BB players do a ton of running, stopping, starting, side to side movement and jumping. I don't know....wonder if they'd work for Cathe workouts?

Anyone using these? Any thoughts?

 

[lala1]

Check out Ryka, they make aerobic shoes. They call them "studio" shoes. i think most brands have a studio shoe.

 

[WD]

I keep a pair that are cross trainers for most workouts and a pair of running shoes for running on my treadmill only. Not sure about basketball shoes.
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[Rose11]

I get cross trainers with extra cushioning. Nike women's has shoes that are divided by levels of cushioning and stability. Mine are level three of cushioning (that's the highest). Ryka has great cross trainers too.