what is subtalar neutral?
814630
In human anatomy, the subtalar joint is a joint in the back of the foot.  The joint allows inversion and eversion of the foot.\nThe subtalar neutral position is the position of the subtalar joint in which the foot is neither pronated or supinated. In practice: sit on a chair, with your knees at 90 degrees. Put your bare feet in a relaxed way flat on the floor. That's it.
833669
plantar simply refers to the bottom of your foot.  The other kind?  Be more specific.
384843
Adidass, puma, nike stores should have it.\nif not tell the sales man to order you one in their next shipment.
15187
I'm not in the freaking third world anymore I wear shoes.  I'm American, not some non shoe wearing God haters.  Where did I put those meds?
411613
Kick point is listed at "mid-hi"\n\n\n65 - S* ANV65S .335/.625 67g 3.5 46" mid-hi
76373
The nonskid shoes that I wear daily don't have any kind of chemical coating that I know of. Instead, the non-skid function is a result of the checkerboard pattern cut into the sole. \n\nFor a good online seller of non-skid footwear, see the link below. They may have further explanations online.
813379
I found it here\n\nhttp://peachpatch.com/shoes.html
405096
i don't know but you can check the adidas website :
404923
Floating cleats allow your feet to move a little without losing any noticable power output.  Fixed cleats do not provide that movement and are, in my opinion, not as comfortable because of the lack of movement.  The theory is that floating cleats allow your body to line up "biomechanically", allowing you to avoid knee, IT band  and other lower leg issues.\n\nThis is really a matter of personal preference.  I would suggest that you try both and see which one fits your style best.
601810
I like Asics shoes they make them specially cushioned for overpronated (flat foot) and underpronated feet (high arch) depending on the type you buy, and this cushioning helps prevent the shin splints you get as a result of the improper posture of your foot.
511146
I believe it is the plantaris. You can further investigate at http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_leg Hope this is helpful.
1092441
Maxi foot  ... MAIS PAS SUR
866578
In the US Military. Being flat footed isn't a disqualifier any more. Arches in boots are much better now.
644449
what aload  of b*llocks
89380
Treatment and Prevention\nThe key for the proper treatment of heel spurs is determining what is causing the excessive stretching of the plantar fascia. When the cause is over-pronation (flat feet), an orthotic with rearfoot posting and longitudinal arch support is an effective device to reduce the over-pronation, and allow the condition to heal.\n\nOther common treatments include stretching exercises, losing weight, wearing shoes that have a cushioned heel that absorbs shock, and elevating the heel with the use of a heel cradle, heel cup, or orthotic. Heel cradles and heel cups provide extra comfort and cushion to the heel, and reduce the amount of shock and shear forces experienced from everyday activities.\n\nIf the problem persists, consult your foot doctor.\n\nhttp://www.foot.com/info/cond_heel_spurs.jsp
602668
You need a mid-stability or motion control shoe and perhaps an arch support. Arch supports aren't necessarily the answer. If your arches are flat supports will just agrivate them. A supportive shoe will correct your overpronation, which is the likely cause of your plantar facitis. These shoes have a second-density support system underneath the arch area which will not allow your foot to roll in (or overpronate) as it has a tendency to do. This rolling in of the feet causes your plantar fascia to stretch too far. It gets damaged every day, repairs itself at night, and is damaged all over again when you get out of bed.
1073633
i haven't heard of any but quartz is totally neutral so it's a pretty safe bet.