The Pronation Syndrome

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WMC:Ralph Stephens

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Description

The feet are the foundation of the body. Overpronation, especially of only one foot, can cause a chain reaction negatively affecting posture, alignment, function, and movement of the entire body. In this presentation you will learn how to quickly identify this syndrome and how to correlate it to knee pain, low-back pain, lumbar disk injuries, neck pain, and even scoliosis.

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WMC-Webinar284

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