Arch pain and foot pronation can cause problems for people in every stage of life and can even influence an athlete’s performance on the court, field, or track. For those who suffer from this type of pain, there are 3 likely causes that many people may not even know about. Most of the causes are [...]

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Why Feet Can Hurt Our bodies are extraordinarily astounding; they consist of the perfect combination of hormones, fluids, bones and muscles. Unique cushioning is provided in our joints and at vital regions where weight-related pressure points exist. However, when this fragile balance is interrupted by injury or certain conditions, excruciating pain can be the result. [...]

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A poll conducted by the American Podiatric Medical Association revealed that a surprising 73 percent of people asked said that they are living with pain in their feet. The question is: why has foot pain become one of the most common complaints in the doctor’s office? For many people, this problem can be caused by [...]

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Over-Pronation, Sports, and Shin Splints If you enjoy running or taking part in team sports, you’re at risk for shin splints, pain in the knees, Achilles tendonitis, and other lower extremity injuries. Medial tibial stress syndrome, as it is called by the Mayo Clinic, is a pain that travels down the distance of the shin [...]

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Why You May Need Orthotic Shoe Inserts Approximately 70 percent of the inhabitants of the earth suffer from a condition called over-pronation, something that can be the culprit for painful conditions over the years. Some individuals overpronate more than others. The reason why so many individuals have flat feet is caused by the hard, flat [...]

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There are three different kinds of orthotics to consider when you are thinking of making a crucial decision for your feet. Each of these has different characteristics, and are used depending on your particular condition.: 1) Customized (rigid) orthotics: These orthotic insoles are for patients with serious biomechanical disorders i.e. more severe than the usual [...]

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