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Relief came in the way of the Arcus!
As the founder of My Foot Function, I've dedicated my life to educating others about the importance of foot health. Little did I know that the lessons I preach would hit home during one of the most pivotal moments of...
Introduction: Our feet, steadfast companions on life's journey, often bear the brunt of our daily activities. From hustling through the day to enjoying a leisurely stroll, our feet play a vital role. However, the hustle and bustle can lead to...
When you think of ancient history, shoes might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But footwear has been an important part of human culture for thousands of years, and the oldest shoe ever discovered offers a fascinating...
The Industrial Revolution Symmetrical Shoe
The Industrial Revolution had a profound impact on many industries, and the world of footwear was no exception. Prior to the Industrial Revolution, shoes were typically made by hand, with each pair tailored to the individual wearer's foot. But with...
Step Back in Time: The Hilarious History of Medieval Europe's Love Affair with Pointy Shoes! In 1463, London made a bold move against fashion overkill. The city banned the shoes of its most stylish men who had taken their flair...
Locke, the hands that treated 2,500 feet per day! About Locke: Mahlon Locke was a Canadian physician who attracted international attention in the 1930s with an unusual therapy. Through a process of foot manipulation, popularly known as "toe-twisting," Locke seemed...
About this book: An absolute must read for functional feet enthusiasts! This is one of the oldest books we physically own & for some time we struggled to get hold of a digital version, we could not copy ours as...
In southern New Mexico lies the Tularosa Basin, an oblong bowl that’s home to a natural sandbox: White Sands National Park. In 2005, David Bustos came to White Sands to work as a National Park Service biologist. The following year,...
Flat feet, acquired or genetic?
"Flat" Foot is commonly misdiagnosed. Very few people statistically are born with this type of foot. And those who are do not necessarily present any problems. The weak or collapsed foot, looks very similar at first glance, but is not...