Hi I recently attended a lecture by Professor Chris Nestor from Salford University, who, by what I can only describe as commitment to bio-mechanical research way beyond the call of duty, has discovered something quite new. He claims,in short, buy using goniometry where the small reflective markers were drilled into the articulating bones (his) and not just stuck to the skin surface, to have shown that there is considerably marked transverse plane motion occurring at the ankle joint and in some cases as much or even more than the sub-talar joint. From what I could understand, the motion was measured occurring from from with the ankle joint and not (as I personally asked him to clarify) as a component of transverse plane motion of tibia and fibula
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Transverse plane motion at the ankle joint great than the sub-talar I think I can hear another…
