The first question is does navicular drop even need fixing? The really is no such thing as a “fix” for navicular drop as its a normal movement. The navicular drop is how much that the height of the navicular drops between semi-weight...
The lunge test is being used more often to assess ankle joint range of motion as it is done in weightbearing and weightbearing assessments are assumed to be more reflective of dynamic function than doing non-weightbearing assessments. There no...
The lunge test is a weightbearing measurement of the static range of motion of the ankle joint that has been shown to have good reliability and a limitation in it has been associated with an increased risk for some injuries. To do a lunge test, you...
By definition, forefoot varus is an pathomechanical entity in which the plantar plane of the forefoot is inverted relative to a perpendicular bisection of the rear of the calcaneus when the subtalar joint is in its defined neutral position and the...
The Foot Posture Index is a tool that has 6 observations associated with it to quantify the posture or alignment of the foot during weightbearing. It built on the limitations of previous measurements (which most tend to be unreliable) and...