There are three types of arches based on height: low (flat feet), medium (normal), and high. While seeing a podiatrist or getting a professional gait analysis will get you the most accurate result ...

“A neutral foot type is associated with a normal arch during weight bearing,” says Dr. Ragland. “It accommodates pronation and supination balancing gait while providing shock absorption.

This is usually normal as the arch tends to develop in their feet by 9 or 10 years of age. Tendons in the heels and bones in the feet while working in sync with your lower legs form this so-called ...

And if you’re one of the lucky ones with a neutral gait, choose neutral-support shoes designed for normal arches without extra support. Features to look for in a stability shoe are a padded or ...

X-ray: 'False' bound foot. "False bound foot of a Chinese woman 44 years old, height 5ft. Note normal arch and normal position of os calcis. Foot bound at marriage, age 17 years. Toes bound under foot ...