The “State of the Play” in Clinical Biomechanics
A highly amusing post on Podiatry Arena by Robert Issacs on how to succeed in podiatric biomechanics probably sums up the state of the play in the area. He may not have intended this to be a summary and intended it to be more amusing. There are so many clinical biomechanical theories that are used in podiatry to explain how foot orthotics work and how to use foot orthotics in clinical practice. The problem with some often alleged newer is that there is a product or $ attached to them. This is why the post is so funny. It is a shame that the people who its most aimed at, probably will not read it or probably will not now it was them that is being talked about. Talk about lost mojo.
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