- itself. Foot
drop is
characterized by
inability or
impaired ability to
raise the
toes or
raise the foot from the
ankle (dorsiflexion). Foot
drop may be temporary...
-
natural movement of the foot,
because of its high flexibility, low heel to
toe drop,
weight and
stack height, and the
absence of
motion control and stability...
-
Toe walking is a term
describing a type of
walking style.
Toe walking is when a
person walks on
their toes or the ball of
their foot,
without putting much...
- Heel-and-
toe shifting is an
advanced driving technique used
mostly in
performance driving with a
manual gearbox,
although some
drivers use it on the road...
- crushed.
Crushing breaks are
often caused by
dropping something on the
toe. More rarely, over-extending a
toe joint can
break off a
portion of the bone,...
- from
normal training shoes mainly by the lack of a
substantial heel to
toe drop.
Flats weigh less than
regular running sneakers. In 2014 some
racing flats...
- The
toe box is the
section of
footwear that
surrounds the
toes on closed-
toe shoes.
Toe boxes that are too
tight can
cause injuries and foot deformities...
- better-performing shoe,
later named "Zero
Drop." The name
refers to the lack of
height differential between the shoe's heel and
toe area.
Harper and
early co-founders...
-
common fibular nerve resulting in foot
drop,
where dorsiflexion of the foot is
compromised and the foot
drags (the
toe points)
during walking; and in sensory...
- δάκτυλος, dáktylos 'finger,
toe'). Typically, they are
ungulates which bear
weight equally on two (an even number) of
their five
toes (the
third and fourth...
