A women's hockey player shares her experience with new skates that initially fit perfectly but now feel tighter, potentially linked to premenstrual swelling. The skates were professionally fitted and broken in, yet recent discomfort suggests hormonal fluctuations may affect foot volume. This raises questions about how menstrual cycles impact athletic performance and equipment needs. Experts recommend consulting healthcare professionals or skate fitters for personalized advice.
Hockey Player's Experience: Period-Related Swelling and New Skates Fit
Exploring the connection between menstrual cycles and foot volume changes in hockey equipment fitting
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