Foot biomechanics can be a complicated action because there are so many bones in the foot and muscles moving the foot that can be difficult to be familiar with. There are lots of ideas on foot function which further confuse that. Sometimes it may get so confusing it will be hard to understand. PodChatLive is a weekly live conversation for the continuing learning of Podiatry practitioners and others who might be interested. There have been several livstreams of PodChatLive about the topic of the various biomechanical theories and ways to fully grasp them. The live goes out live on Facebook and then is later on published to YouTube. Every live show includes a different expert or range of experts to go over a different theme each livestream and many livstreams are already focused on biomechanics. Issues are usually replied to live by the hosts as well as experts while in the livestream on Facebook. Also there is a audio version of each livestream on iTunes and Spotify and the other typical podcast options. They have developed a big following which is still growing. PodChatLive is recognized as one way of many in which podiatrists may get free continuing education hours on biomechanics.
One of the experts that they had on to talk about the sagittal plane theory of foot biomechanics was Howard Dananberg. He is extensively understood as the podiatrist which started this idea of this concept of foot perform. Howard discussed just what was that set him off along that pathway of his approach to the understanding foot biomechanics. He talked about just what it was that initially starting his pondering sagittal plane function with the context of ‘functional hallux limitus’ along with what that is and exactly how which influenced his practice during the last 30 years. Howard frequently instructs and lectures around the knowledge of sagittal place function in many different places since his retirement from clinical practice.