Pes anserinus bursitis and foot function

Posted on March 10, 2011 by admin

I’m trying to understand the relationship between forefoot striking and pes anserinus bursitis, in order to reduce the bursa irritation. Medial knee bursitis is often caused by a too flexible forefoot and late stage forefoot pronation

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Pes anserinus bursitis and foot function

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