Many times we have heard that you can only wear a neutral shoe with an orthotic. This is not true, we suggest that where possible the shoe should be the main influence on how the orthotic is made. i.e. if the foot heavily pronates then an anti-pronating shoe maybe chosen, so that the orthotic doesn’t need to be made too aggressively.
What type of running shoe should I wear with an orthotic?
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- Drummond Joins Forces with Henley based Physiotherapists 31 August 2010
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- Optimal Running Workshops 21 August 2009
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