John Manter: Classic Articles on Foot Biomechanics

Posted on December 10, 2011 by admin

Sixty years ago, John Manter was one of the first researchers to ever quantify the axis of motion of the subtalar joint and attempt to describe the axes of the midtarsal joint. His paper on this subject is a must-read for any student of foot biomechanics (Manter JT: Movements of the subtalar and…

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John Manter: Classic Articles on Foot Biomechanics

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