8 year old boy functional hallux abduction

Posted on June 28, 2011 by admin

Hi all I have seen a young lad of 8 who’s parents where worried about intoeing. Upon examination he has slightly equinus ankles and tight hamstrings, lateral STJ axis, but no other biomechanical variation. He has a narrow rectus foot type with average arch height and normal joint RoMs and stiffness.

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8 year old boy functional hallux abduction

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