Functional Leg Length Difference Linked to Gravity Drive Pronation

I respectfully disagree with you.

I have spent 20 years, involved with pressure gradient studies. I have compared those readings with video studies taken from the same patient, at the same time. The correlations were very compelling. How the foot functions closely parallel muscle strength/weakness patterns.

Again, this discussion is not relevant to this thread. I would be most pleased to go into a more thorough discussion on this subject. Start another thread, entitled Pressure Gradient Studies compared to Foot Kinetics

 

Proof of strengthening -

1 measure strength
2 intervention
3 measure strength again
4 compare strength before and after intervention

Everything else is just fluff .

 

Fluff, no.

Points 1-4, adds more evidence to studies already done. However, it is not my intent to change your viewpoint.

I think this is a good point to end this discussion.

 

As a means of showing muscles strengthening this is fluff.