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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2024 · 46 MIN

Unlocking the Secrets of Foot Biomechanics with Paul Drumheller

from RunDNA Podcast · host Doug Adams

- In this episode, Doug Adams talks with Paul Drumheller, a physical therapist with over 30 years of experience in orthopedics and sports medicine.- Paul discusses his journey of developing and evolving the "When the Feet Hit the Ground, Everything Changes" course, which focuses on understanding foot and ankle biomechanics.- They dive deep into the importance of assessing mid-tarsal joint stability, the limitations of static foot posture assessments, and how to effectively translate mobility into functional movement.- Paul shares his approach to treating common foot and ankle conditions, including his go-to exercises and taping techniques.- The conversation explores the role of technology in assessment and treatment, the value of test-retest measurements, and the challenges of engaging patients in the geeky side of foot biomechanics.- Paul shares insights on his transition towards retirement and his passion for continuing education and mentorship in the physical therapy community.More resources:RunDNA NewsletterRunDNARunDNA YouTubeRunDNA appRUNDNA EducationRUDNA Community Forum

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