Foot Anatomy 101 (“Normal” vs “Natural”) – Squat University

When most scholars speak about the foot, they start by explaining the different anatomical parts and how they connect and work together. They will describe how there are 26 bones connected by 33 joints and held together by over 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments.  This is part 2 of a series titled “Foot Pain (How…

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How to Fix Foot Pain ('Plantar Fasciitis' & Other Common Problems) – Squat University

Foot Pain (How To Fix 'Plantar Fasciitis' and Other Common Foot Problems) – Squat University

Foot – Squat University

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Here's a simple test for your ankle mobility. I've seen some decent su, Ankle Mobility Exercises

What are the consequences of focusing a weightlifting routine on basic lifts such as squats, cleans, and bench as opposed to more narrowly focused lifting (such as PEC deck and tricep extensions)?

How Shoes Change Your Feet – Squat University

How To Evaluate Your Foot Pain – Squat University

If you are a sprinter, how you load the forefoot bipod might be a variable for speed or injury. Tendons can change their cross sectional area, if you load them. — The

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