A rationale for minfoot orthotic control

THE RATIONALE FOR MIDFOOT ORTHOTIC CONTROL I believe and have believed for a long time that rear foot control is not the best way to balance and align the bio-mechanics of the foot and lower extremity. There is a retrograde effect of max pronation of the mid foot as well as the rear foot. The more the rear foot can pronate the more the range of pronation thoughout the foot structure.

THE RATIONALE FOR MIDFOOT ORTHOTIC CONTROL I believe and have believed for a long time that rear foot control is not the best way to balance and align the bio-mechanics of the foot and lower extremity. There is a retrograde effect of max pronation of the mid foot as well as the rear foot. The more the rear foot can pronate the more the range of pronation thoughout the foot structure.

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A rationale for minfoot orthotic control

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