I would rotate between the 6 and 0, slowly increasing the ratio of runs with the 0.
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I suppose you could try to blend in the 0mm drop shoe slowly, starting from shorter runs, and see how it feels. In any case, the drop measurement is a static measurement and in action the drop "feel" depends on how compliant the midsole is (softer foam means more deviation from "on paper" drop specification)
I see, thanks!
I think you can skip it and go straight to 0. You should just be careful for a few runs, because your calves will have to do more work then they used to. And don’t forget to do a proper stretching before run. I personally do a static stretch after 10 minutes of warm up.
Perhaps provocative, but what is your goal with going to 0mm? I'm mostly on zero or <6mm drop but I'm mixing amounts of stack height.