Current Pedorthics: Propulsion and Morton's Extension in Athletics

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17 Propulsion: the use of the Morton’s Extension in Athletics: Old Remedy… Page
18 …Therefore due to the increased propulsion gained by a Morton’s Extension…

CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 54, Issue 5 | September/October 2022

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…This result may also indicate small propulsion. SPR-i increased since the…

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33 …p = 0.034) to obtain propulsion. For the second MTH, wearing excessively… Page
43 …This result may also indicate small propulsion. SPR-i increased since the… Page
44 …walking, assists gait with increased propulsion, and provides metatarsal pressure relief [34… Page
45 …Thus, it is necessary to assist push-off so that propulsion can…

CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 54, Issue 2 | March/April 2022

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…with restored arches to support propulsion. This study’s results and methods…

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13 …with restored arches to support propulsion. This study’s results and methods… Page
25 …Thus, demonstrating the loss of metatarsal arch function during the propulsion phase… Page
26 …the stance to support the propulsion (MacWilliams et al. 2003; Duerinck et…

Current Pedorthics September/October 2016

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…stage of the gait cycle, propulsion. Supination allows our foot to efficiently…

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29 …stage of the gait cycle, propulsion. Supination allows our foot to efficiently… Page
50 …During mid-stance into propulsion there Illustration: http://www.heel-that-pain… Page
51 …dorsiflexion of the toes during propulsion. This mechanism is aided by the…

Current Pedorthics Journal Vol. 46 Issue 7

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…Of the five phases of gait, the push off and propulsion phase…

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Current Pedorthics May/June 2015

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…In propulsion, the hypermobile 1st ray dorsiflexes, transferring weight to the 2nd…

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40 …In propulsion, the hypermobile 1st ray dorsiflexes, transferring weight to the 2nd… Page
42 …During propulsion, the 1st and 5th rays dorsiflex causing reversal of the… Page
43 …Compensation occurs in propulsion with a rapid abductory twist (medial heel whip…

Current Pedorthics November December 2013

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…to resist the forces of propulsion and the Achilles eventually broke down…

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Current Pedorthics March April 2014 - Retail Issue

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…allowing for toe-off and propulsion of the body forward. Simple, isn…

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CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 51, Issue 2 | March/April 2019

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…joint begins to jam during propulsion. Pain and joint stiffness is then…

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58 …The of the first ray during mid-stance and propulsion, degree of… Page
60 …joint begins to jam during propulsion. Pain and joint stiffness is then… Page
61 …shorten their stride and avoid propulsion, externally rotate their hip to push… Page
64 …of the first metatarsal during propulsion. It is imperative to facilitate utilization…

CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 52, Issue 4 | July/August 2020

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…the starting point of the propulsion is behind the metatarsal heads to…

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Pedorthics Magazine September/October 2011

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…was unable to pronate. • In propulsion, as the heel leaves the ground…

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23 …was unable to pronate. • In propulsion, as the heel leaves the ground… Page
24 …necessary to control oversupination in propulsion. • First ray channel and cutout to… Page
42 …With the use of carbon fiber, the propulsion phase of gait is…

CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 49, Issue 6 | November/December 2017

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…http://imgarcade.com/achondroplasia-vs-normal.html propulsion. She had a marked…

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CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 50, Issue 6 | November/December 2018

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…50 Pedorthic Footcare Association | www.pedorthics.org During propulsion the Lycra stretches…

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Current Pedorthics November/December 2015

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…to control over-supination in propulsion. • Channels and Cutouts: When extrinsic forefoot…

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55 …Ultimately in gait, final propulsion will occur over the medial aspect of… Page
56 …that increases throughout midstance and propulsion. Early loading of the medial forefoot… Page
57 …to control over-supination in propulsion. • Channels and Cutouts: When extrinsic forefoot…

CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 54, Issue 4 | July/August 2022

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…the starting point of the propulsion is behind the metatarsal heads to…

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Current Pedorthics Vol. 39 No. 6 November/December 2007

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…ball of the foot for propulsion. Unlike most shoe technologies it facilitates…

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18 …contact (27 percent), midstance (40 percent) and propulsion (33 percent). Conventionally, the… Page
19 …The propulsion phase is initiated with heel lift and terminates at toe… Page
23 …ball of the foot for propulsion. Unlike most shoe technologies it facilitates… Page
34 …great toe during end stage propulsion. To further enhance the biomechanical function…

Current Pedorthics July-August 2013

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…nearly isometric contraction during early propulsion. The “isometric impulse” of the gastrocsoleus…

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CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 50, Issue 2 | March/April 2018

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…foot is of supination and propulsion in walking and locked in a…

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CURRENT PEDORTHICS | Volume 53, Issue 3 | May/June 2021

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…acting as a lever for propulsion (Bojsen-Møller, 1979) and adaptation to…

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Pedorthics Journal January/February 2013

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…Ferris, et al.,2 demonstrated that forceful hallux plantarflexion during propulsion reduces…

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38 …Ferris, et al.,2 demonstrated that forceful hallux plantarflexion during propulsion reduces… Page
39 …when the hallux dorsiflexes during propulsion. A similar situation occurs in the…