Ankle & Subtalar Joint Motion Function Explained Biomechanic of the Foot - Pronation & Supination

Dr. Glass DPM Podiatry Resource Network
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This video illustration depicts the ankle joint complex which includes the tibial talar and subtalar joint in human anatomy.

Dr. Glass DPM - This is an illustration that depicts the cardinal plane movements of the lower extremity. This is a biomechanical demonstration of the functional orthopedic nature of podiatry

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• podiatry
• podiatric
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• leg
• ankle
• function
• orthopedic
• biomechanic
• biomechanical
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• axis
• bone
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• dorsal
• over
• pronation
• supination
• root
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• supinate
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• run
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• barefoot
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• fore
• mid
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• complex
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• jog
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• vibram
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[DavetheMD]

Excellent animations and detail. Thank you very much. Also, if people can't keep up with your speaking, they can always use the pause button. :D

[DrGlassDPM]

@DavetheMD Thanks Dave! I'm glad it to hear it. :-)

[DrGlassDPM]

A full transcript is on the website. The data is published in Valmasseys lower extremity biomechanics.

[colombianaliza]

Great job! :)

[DrGlassDPM]

@colombianaliza Thanks!

[amycandysi]

talking too fast...brain cant catch up DX

[TheReader19]

Dr Glass, I do enjoy your videos, however you do speak quite fast which makes it a little difficult to keep up with you. However video's are very educational and informative. Thank you

[ThePesDoc]

I must have read my biomechanics notes ten times, but it didn't click completely until I saw this visual illustration with explanations. Thank YOU!!!

[jemai852]

can i have the written explanation??



[DrGlassDPM]

@Inconvenience42 Sorry about that. I'm making effort to improve that with future problems

[DrGlassDPM]

@Silverpatrone15 Sorry :-(

[DrGlassDPM]

@pooln80 thanks!

[DrGlassDPM]

@Adomiso You may benefit from strengthening and physical therapy. An ankle, after a break, is not likely to be 100% thereafter