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Walking barefoot on grass engages tiny foot muscles that rarely get activated. Over time, this strengthens arches, improves posture, and reduces the risk of foot injuries.

However to some, going barefoot is more about safety than decorum, said Aidan O'Sullivan, general manager of Kilkea Castle, a resort and golf club in Ireland.

Training barefoot can help strengthen the muscles of the feet, translating to improved functional movement and stability. Experts explain the benefits and risks.