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Hi everyone. I'm currently studying for a BSc Hons Degree in Podiatry via Leeds Metropolatain University and struggling to understand Roots Theory. Would be grateful if anyone could help.
Hi, I am also on a podiatry course via Leeds University, however the lectures take place at New College Durham in Durham and the podiatric training facilities are based at a School of Podiatry Clinic at Bishop Auckland
Welcome gazztodd, good to know that you really are studyg :--)). If you use the search tools and type in Root, you will come up with so many threads that you will be at the computer for ever ::--))
Alternatively you can post this question in the Biomechanis forum if you need after you have read the other threads available.
Good Luck with the studies,
Cheers
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