Shoes, orthoses improve muscle activation onset in unstable ankles

In the KU Leuven study, participants shifted from a double-leg stance to a single-leg stance. (Photo courtesy of Bart Dingenen, PhD, PT) Custom insoles have greatest effect By John C. Hayes A study of patients with chronic ankle instability (CAI) suggests the onset of knee and ankle muscle activity occurs significantly earlier when shoes and orthoses are worn than when the patients are barefoot

In the KU Leuven study, participants shifted from a double-leg stance to a single-leg stance. (Photo courtesy of Bart Dingenen, PhD, PT) Custom insoles have greatest effect By John C. Hayes A study of patients with chronic ankle instability (CAI) suggests the onset of knee and ankle muscle activity occurs significantly earlier when shoes and orthoses are worn than when the patients are barefoot

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