A short, sharp listen on why gripping feet aren’t stable feet and Why traditional rehab tools may be reinforcing the wrong strategies

We’ve been taught to look at glutes, hips, even the core… But in many stubborn Achilles cases, the real dysfunction is right underfoot. In this short episode, I share: • Real clinical cases where the foot—not the hip—was the driver • How poor pronation timing and supinatus sabotage medial tripod loading • Why 1st MPJ dorsiflexion is essential for Achilles function • The role of forefoot dysfunction in compensatory overload

Ever had a patient say: "My orthotics didn’t help at all…” That’s your cue to reassess the diagnosis—not the foot. In this episode, I walk through: ✅ Two real heel pain cases that weren’t plantar fasciitis ✅ My top tips for differentiating fascia, nerve, bone & fat pad pain ✅ How movement patterns can reveal the true cause of symptoms Listen now & rethink how you approach heel pain from Day 1.

Have you ever had a rehab case where nothing seems to work? Where progress is slow, and it feels like you’re chasing symptoms rather than solving the root issue?

Today, we’re tackling a crucial yet often overcomplicated topic—gait assessment. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by analyzing movement or worried you’re missing key issues, this episode is for you.

Understanding the Ripple Effect: How Foot Dysfunction Impacts the Entire Body through the lens of DNS and Fascial Manipulation. Foot dysfunction doesn’t just stay in the foot—it creates compensations that impact the entire kinetic chain. In this episode, we’ll break down how understanding and integrating Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) and fascial manipulation can transform your approach to rehabilitation and movement.

We need to have a serious conversation about something that’s affecting not just our feet but our overall health: shoes. Yes, shoes. The very thing we wear every single day is, quite frankly, killing our feet—and it’s about time we call it out.

In our latest podcast episode on Spotify and Apple, we cover the essential aspects of flexibility and mobility, discussing practical approaches for integrating barefoot science and dynamic warm-ups into your clinical practice. Perfect for a quick listen while on the go, this episode will inspire you to re-evaluate how you approach flexibility and mobility with your clients.

When you think about balance, most people focus on their core or maybe their feet, but what about your toes? Not just the big one—the smaller, lesser-known digits that are key to your stability and movement. Today, we’re going to explore how these tiny toes play a major role in balance, why they matter, and how you can help patients or clients improve their toe health