lateral STJ instability with restricted internal hip RoM

Posted on April 21, 2016 by admin

Ok guys I have a customer with metatarsalgia due to increased FTC integral, i.e. extended time and increased force magnitude, applied by GRF on lesser MPJs thru stance phase. He has lateral STJ axes but not valgus forefeet, Low stiff 1st MPJs but pressure mat indicates little to no GRF sub 1st MPJ on either foot.

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lateral STJ instability with restricted internal hip RoM

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