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Here is my foot model http://www.podiatry-arena.com/podiat...ead.php?t=3932 under loading conditions for those of you who wrote me privately questioning whether the "ligaments" and "fascia" were strong enough to support weight. I weigh 170 lbs....standing on my right foot, with full weight on dorsal apex of the foot model.
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Brooks adrenaline GTS or is that a beast? Sure looks like a big block- you having pronation problems Kevin?
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