Biomechanical Wobble

Wobbly is not good for you. Wobbly is instability andprecisely you can reduce that motion without
inefficiency. Injuries will occur where you are mostover-correcting, the better the alignment position of
vulnerable to your wobble.The arch is a space andthe foot and entire lower extremity to the
regardless of how big or small that space you haveground.This correction in efficiency will absolutely
within it pronation, excessive pronationreduce and in many instances reverse problems
(AKA-hypermobility), over-pronation, hyper-pronationcompletely. Even for people with irreversible chronic
and supination motions.The more the arch spaceproblems, a proper fitting orthotic can help greatly.
compresses/falls during pronation (whether you areBecause at the very least, a proper fitting orthotic
high arched or flat footed), the more the rest of theprovides a health benefit, just like brushing teeth (i.e.
foot up to the low back becomes bio-mechanicallyprevention rather than cure) and more than likely pain
wobbly. This is natural bio-mechanical weakness thatwill reduce (provided the problem(s) are biomechanical
comes from over pronation and produces the wearin nature.)Stabilizing the body from being too wobbly
and tear eventually seen as plantar fasciitis, Achillesshould be the major goal of any functional orthotic. In
tendonitis, knee, ITB, hip/low back pain, bunions,addition:Any functional orthotic must be easy and
neuromas, hammertoes, Tarsal Tunnel, etc, etc.Thesecomfortable to wear:
injuries are years in the making. How soon and where
the injury comes to the surface depends on aIt must not cause anything else to hurt.
variety of factors such as the twists and turns andIt must not over correct the foot on the ground.
angles of your bone development, weight, activities,It should support and balance each foot for the
and, of course your overpronation as it affects yourgreatest mechanical efficiency.
bio-mechanics.In order to minimize wobble, you haveIt should match the way your muscles work and not
to minimize the motion of the arch. The morejust the shape of the foot.