Current Pedorthics | January-February 2019 | Vol.51, Issue 1 | Page 4
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42 | Athletes or Artists? Where
Biomechanics Meets
Pathomechanics
By Melvyn P. Cheskin, MBS.,
C.Ped, L.Ped
There are few sports more demanding on
the body, especially the foot, than dance.
Both amateur and professional dancers
subject their feet to extremes of pressure,
impact and position. Mel discusses
footwear types common to various forms
of dance. Mr. Cheskin then details injuries
and pedorthic treatments that you are
likely to encounter when dealing with these
clients.
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