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Sep 2023
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113. Flat Feet: Deformities or Healthy A...

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Chris sat down with Gabriel Moisan to discuss his new editorial published in BJSM, "Flat feet: deformities or healthy anatomical variants?" We dive into: the initial theory of 'ideal feet,' the correlation and causation between flat feet and musculoskeletal injuries, overdiagnosis and overtreatment, orthoses, chronic ankle instability, and much more. Gabriel is podiatrist, researcher, and professor based out of University of Quebec.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/nUzIHCrKmFU 

More about Gabriel: 

Flat Feet Editorial

Gabriel's ResearchGate

Gabriel's Twitter

More about this topic: 

E3 Article: You don't need to fix your flat or pronated feet

E3 YouTube Video: You don't need to fix your flat or pronated feet

Episode 25. Overpronation: Fact or Fiction w/ Ian Griffiths

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