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How to fix Flat Feet (Rebuild the Arch!)

April 19, 2021February 4, 2020 by Mark

What is Flat feet? It is a type of foot posture which involves the collapse of the inner arch of the foot. As a result – the bottom of the foot is in complete contact with the floor. (Also referred to as: Pes Planus, Fallen arches, Overpronated feet.) Note: It is completely normal for the … Read more

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