Neil Frame at the Walkincentre
It is reported that, approximately 30 percent of the population have a moderately to extremely flat foot type. As the name suggests, a flat foot is one where the arch of the foot collapses towards the ground during standing and walking.
Here is a list of just a few potential problems associated with flat feet;
Walking problems?
Painful, tired feet?
Bunions or calluses?
Burning on the ball of the foot?
Arch or heel pain?
Ankle, calf or shin pain?
Knee, hip or lower back pain?
Pain or discomfort in the lower extremities?
Poor posture?
Excessive or uneven shoe wear?
Recurrent sports injuries?
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