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Tips for Walking a Reflexology Path

1) Walk each section of the path at your own pace, following instructions and breath slowly. Your feet may be tender at first, so start with just a few steps.

2) For the best acupressure affect, walk barefoot, in socks or soft-soled shoes.

3) Use the hand-railing for balance assistance and for rocking exercises to the arch of the foot. Rest on benches between walking sessions and massage areas of soreness on your feet.

4) After walking the reflexology path, drink water to help flush away toxins.

Reflexology How-to

Download a reflexology foot map by clicking here.

Join Us!

Please join King County Executive Ron Sims to welcome our new reflexology corporate sponsor & celebrate the opening of the nation’s first public reflexology paths.
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 25
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1 p.m.


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Reflexology Paths

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For questions about the Parks and Recreation Division, please contact Kathy Nygard, Assistant to the Director

For questions about the Web site for the Parks and Recreation Division, please contact Eli Brownell.

Parks and Recreation Division
201 S. Jackson Street, Suite 700
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206-296-8687
Fax: 206-296-8686
TTY: 711 Relay Service

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