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Small glitch, big change Over the past decade, orthopedic insoles have received increased scientific study, in part, due to increased utilization of orthopedic insoles, which people often use to stop the progression of foot deformities, decrease pain and/or restore impaired foot functions. Taking a step back, it’s important

In running circles, this question could spur a 3-hour of conversation…and that’s on the low end. True runners are very passionate about their footwear, and they will often tell you all about it. However, what works for one person, may not work for another, because choosing the right

Feet play an essential role in the human body: they provide shock-absorption, softening the impact of walking and protecting our spine and joints from overload. Causes of foot painIn most cases, foot pain is caused by overtraining, fractures, or pathologies of tendons and joints. Athletic activities put a lot of

Contents• Foreword • Causes of foot pain • Diagnosing foot problems Feet play an essential role in the human body: they provide shock-absorption, softening the impact of walking and protecting our spine and joints from overload. Causes of foot painIn most cases, foot pain is caused by overtraining, fractures, or pathologies of

One of the most common foot diseases is a flat valgus deformity, which most often brings us to the orthopedist's office with complaints of foot pain. Part of the changes coursed by this disease is flat feet, when there is no curve in the sole between the toe and heel

Hyperpronation…sounds like an economic disaster or a Fortnite move, right? Well, you’d be wrong on both counts, because it’s actually a pretty common foot ailment. Hyperpronation is formally defined as excess pronation, or overpronation that causes your foot to roll toward the inside, causing your arch to