effect of forefoot posting on tissue medial to medial STJ?

Hi everyone, Just some thoughts that came to mind… For individuals with palpable “Medial STJ axis” and medial heel pain associated with tissues resisting ‘pronatory forces’… While I seem to understand reverse mortons and cluffy wedges to facilitate windlass and lower force required to plantarflex 1st ray and encourage high gear propulsion..

Hi everyone, Just some thoughts that came to mind… For individuals with palpable “Medial STJ axis” and medial heel pain associated with tissues resisting ‘pronatory forces’… While I seem to understand reverse mortons and cluffy wedges to facilitate windlass and lower force required to plantarflex 1st ray and encourage high gear propulsion..

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effect of forefoot posting on tissue medial to medial STJ?

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