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Hi! I am a student podiatrist at the University of Brighton; just finished year 1 and live in Worthing. I have been recommended to join this forum, so just introducing myself! Will be interested to see and learn all about everything and anything!

 

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Thanks, that's really helpful. I'm in Worthing, (near Brighton) on the south coast in the U.K.

 

Hi, I have just joined this forum as i am too a 1st year student podiatrist, studying at Salford university, hoping to gain as much info as I can... =)

 

Good luck with your studies!

 

You too,
Looking forward to second year?

 

Yes, but lots to read over the summer and a bit worried about biomechanics as it seems quite a challenge! You?

 

yeah, same to be honest, just going to be recapping anatomy and clinical nail & foot condition as I have placement in September. A lot of people find biomec abit confusing, i recommend a book by Jacquelin Perry, Gait Analysis you may find it very useful if you can get hold of it.

 

Thank you! Yes I have this on my shelf but not looked at it yet!

 

How did your exams go?

 

Ok, I passed everything but the biomechanics exam I only just scraped a pass! I struggle with that. The rest were all good really. How about you?

 

yeah, all went well if I must say so, but next year I think will ne more of a challenge, may I ask what modules you did?
just to compare to ours

 

Hi, We did biomechanics 1, clinical practice 1, clinical practice 2,academic skills, control systems, support systems, Applied Life studies, Psychology, Professional issues, Practical anatomy, Anatomy theory. This is the whole of year 1. What about you?

 

gait & biomech, anatomy 1&2, clinical skills, clinical foot & nail conditions & applied life science. think both courses vary on the area I think

 

Welcome Rishi and Gaynor. You have certainly go the hang of Pod Arena1 Good luck ith the studies!

Cheers