LATERAL FOOT PAINS EXPLAINED
Aug 30, 2016
Have you ever noticed how often your patients describe lateral foot pains as being a bit vague or non-specific?
Do you know why it presents this way?
I’ve put together this quick video that explains:
- The reason why vague or non-specific sites of pain occur in lateral foot complaints (and the essential clinical test you MUST do for an accurate diagnosis)
- The biomechanical impact of STJ pronation on the peroneus longus and how it contributes to lateral foot pains
- How the brain’s efforts to help is a key reason for muscle fatigue of the Peroneus Longus (and what your treatment must include for even better clinical outcomes)
Check it out RIGHT HERE:
Get the low-down on why cuboids get stuffed up in the first place with the 'Cuboid Etiology Summary' RIGHT HERE.