The Official patient and parent blog for The QUADRASTEP SYSTEM & littleSTEPS foot orthotics.
Friday, October 27, 2017
DO YOU HAVE KIDS?
Do you know that your foot type is genetic! That means your kids will inherit your feet, so if you are having any pain or symptoms higher up the chain (ankle, knee, hip, back, neck) you should get your kids checked out - the sooner the better!
If you don't have a practitioner, use our "FIND A PRACTITIONER" tool and get on the road to less pain NOW!
If you would like us to tell you your foot type, send a picture and age, weight, gender to us at info@nolaro24.com and we will tell you which one of our orthotics would best suit you!
Check out the symptoms here www.nolaro24.com/patient/qspatient.html
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Friday, October 20, 2017
Ryan Gosling “An E..or not an E?”
Looks like Ryan Gosling was working out again without his orthotics, or his recommended sneakers for that matter. It’s hard to tell just by looking at this picture but if I were to guess I might say Ryan is an E Quad and that is just be looking at those lower arches.
We always recommend wearing your orthotics during a hard workout, and check out our website which gives you shoe recommendations by foot type.
Ryan, if you are reading this we want to offer you a free consultation..and we hope to see you soon!
We always recommend wearing your orthotics during a hard workout, and check out our website which gives you shoe recommendations by foot type.
Ryan, if you are reading this we want to offer you a free consultation..and we hope to see you soon!
Friday, October 13, 2017
Are you a D Quad?
The D QUAD Foot-Type is a moderately over-pronated foot-type. This means that the foot rolls in too much and tends to be too flexible and loose, which makes for an unstable foundation. This foot typically has a fairly flat looking arch and someone with this foot type would be described as being ‘flat footed’, though several foot types have varying degrees of flat-footedness.
This foot-type is congenitally a partially unstable foot and is often diagnosed in children as developmental flat foot. Make no mistake, if you think that this child will "out-grow the deformity," just ask Mom and Dad and their older siblings to take off their shoes and socks. If family members demonstrate similar foot characteristics, chances are that this child is not going to develop an arch.
If you want to know what it feels like to have the D QUAD Foot-Type, imagine walking barefoot in the sand at the beach for an extended time. Due to its unstable nature, all the bones in the feet tend to jiggle around too much and all the muscles and ligaments in the feet have to work double-time to try and hold everything in place in an attempt to stabilize the foot. People with this foot type tend to fatigue very easily and may not want to be very active, because their feet hurt. Common complaints for people with this foot type include: Forefoot pain, heel pain, knee pain and bunions.
We affectionately refer to people with this foot-type as the “Fred Flintstone walkers” because they tend to have a flat plodding type gait that is neither toe-in or toe-out.
This foot-type is congenitally a partially unstable foot and is often diagnosed in children as developmental flat foot. Make no mistake, if you think that this child will "out-grow the deformity," just ask Mom and Dad and their older siblings to take off their shoes and socks. If family members demonstrate similar foot characteristics, chances are that this child is not going to develop an arch.
If you want to know what it feels like to have the D QUAD Foot-Type, imagine walking barefoot in the sand at the beach for an extended time. Due to its unstable nature, all the bones in the feet tend to jiggle around too much and all the muscles and ligaments in the feet have to work double-time to try and hold everything in place in an attempt to stabilize the foot. People with this foot type tend to fatigue very easily and may not want to be very active, because their feet hurt. Common complaints for people with this foot type include: Forefoot pain, heel pain, knee pain and bunions.
We affectionately refer to people with this foot-type as the “Fred Flintstone walkers” because they tend to have a flat plodding type gait that is neither toe-in or toe-out.
D QUAD POSSIBLE CLINICAL SYMPTOMS
• Plantar Fasciitis
• Metatarsalgia
• Functional Hallux Limitus
• Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
• Posterior Tibial Tendonitis
• Neuromas
• Hallux Limitus
All Quadrastep Orthotics are available in Regular and Narrow Widths, and with a topcover an an additional charge.
Visit Nolaro24 for more information
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Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Your Feet Could be the Gateway to Healing!
Did you know many therapist believe your feet are the
gateway to whole body healing? Treat your feet right, start with Quadrasteps.
You won’t believe the things you can improve when your body is in balance
starting from the ground up.
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