Do you have flat feet, high arches, or foot pain? Understanding your foot type involves more than just looking at the height of your arches. The way your heels and feet align can provide important clues about how your feet support your body.
In this quick physical therapy video, learn how to assess foot alignment and recognize differences between supination and neutral foot positioning. Supination occurs when the foot rolls toward its outer edge, potentially placing additional pressure on the outside of the foot, including the fourth and fifth toes and metatarsals. Neutral alignment keeps the heel and forefoot more closely aligned.
Understanding foot pronation, supination, and alignment can help you better recognize movement patterns that may contribute to foot discomfort, ankle instability, or other lower-body issues. A physical therapist can help evaluate how your feet function during standing, walking, and everyday activities.
Learn more about Light Physical Therapy and how physical therapy can help you move more comfortably.
If you're looking for Anchorage PT services to help with foot pain, leg pain, hip pain, or lower back pain, Light Physical Therapy is here to help. Our Anchorage physical therapy services focus on improving strength, mobility, and function while helping you move more comfortably. Visit https://www.lightpt.com to request a free consultation or schedule an appointment.
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