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1. Blown rubber forefoot outsole with solid carbon rubber heel.

2. The forefoot showed excessive wear while the heel remained relatively unscathed.

3. High arches generally indicate mid or forefoot strikers and require good cushioning.

4. Air can be present in the heel, forefoot of fell-length in the midsole.

5. The outward rolling of the forefoot which occurs during the gait cycle.

6. Having said that, the deep forefoot outsole was still holding on after 500 miles.

7. The corresponding part of the forefoot of a quadruped.

8. In the forefoot, look for nail changes and skin rashes. Look for the alignment of the toes, and any evidence of hallux valgus of the big toe.

9. An EVA midsole and forefoot inserts cushion your comedown, so you don't freak-out in the middle of nowhere.

10. So shifting to a forefoot running style, as people do when running barefoot, may lessen your risk for a stress fracture, and up your chances of developing a muscle strain or tendinitis.

11. For example, he noted, forefoot strikers place less stress on their knees but more on their calves and Achilles tendons.

12. Method 19 cases with forefoot defects were repaired with medical dorsal neurocutaneous flaps, in which 17 of retrograde flaps and 2 of antegrade flaps.

13. But barefoot runners more often land on the forefoot, near the base of the toes.

14. Combination lasting combines the two, either with a board in the rearfoot and slip in the forefoot.

15. But the cushioning has to be in the mid or forefoot, where the foot hits, rather than the heel.

16. The upper is made from nylon mesh and a synthetic leather, with hytrel support straps at the forefoot.

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17. Take, for example, the notion that there is a perfect running form, like striking the ground with the midfoot or forefoot.

18. Any other options were rejected for no obvious reasons or for some made up reasons such as: landing on the forefoot is only suitable for elite runners, etc.

19. Objective: From the biomechanical view, to probe the changes of plantar pressure under transverse arch of forefoot of hallux valgus foot.

20. If the print shows only a portion of your forefoot and heel with a narrow connection, you have high arches and tend to under-pronate (your feet roll outward).

21. Completely rigid, this shoe will restrict movement of the forefoot to zero.

22. In principle, the height of the toe of the raised forefoot should be level with the middle of the cannon bone of the other supporting foreleg.

23. Gradually add more body weight over the foot, allowing the ball to press into your arch. Begin to slowly move your foot, allowing the ball to massage your heel, forefoot, and toes.

24. The transverse arch of the foot is formed by metatarsals which heads lie in a straight line to endure most of the loading of the forefoot.

25. The lockdown straps located on the top of the forefoot and medial ankle regions secure the foot snugly.

26. "The high heel concentrates the force on the heel and the forefoot, " Dr. Gastwirth said.

27. Lasts and patterns are constructed with "combination" lasts that offer room in the forefoot while keeping the heel snug.

28. All patients underwent an elective osseous surgical procedure on the forefoot.

29. Children with CTEV have some disarrangement of the metatarsals and the degree of disarrangement is one of the major causes of postoperative forefoot adduction or recurrence of the deformity.

30. These shoes are best suited for biomechanically efficient runners (you don't overpronate), and midfoot or forefoot strikers.