Effects of Taping and Orthoses on Foot Biomechanics in Adults with Flat Arched Feet.

Posted on November 5, 2015 by admin

Effects of Taping and Orthoses on Foot Biomechanics in Adults with Flat Arched Feet. Bishop, Christopher; Arnold, John B.; May, Thomas Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise: November 4, 2015 Quote: Purpose: There is a paucity of evidence on the biomechanical effects of foot taping and foot orthoses in realistic conditions. This study aimed to determine the immediate effect and relationships between changes in multi-segment foot biomechanics with foot taping and customised foot orthoses in adults with flat-arched feet.

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Effects of Taping and Orthoses on Foot Biomechanics in Adults with Flat Arched Feet.

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