Lage der Achse des Subtalargelenks und Rotation

Kevin A. Kirby, DPM, MS*

Es wird eine neue Theorie der Fußfunktion vorgeschlagen, die auf der räumlichen Lage der Achse des Subtalargelenks, in Bezug auf die belastenden Strukturen der plantaren Fußsohle basiert. Die Theorie stützt sich auf das Konzept des Rotationsgleichgewichts des Subtalargelenks, um zu erklären, wie extern erzeugte Kräfte wie beispielsweise die Bodenreaktionskraft und intern erzeugte Kräfte wie ligamentäre und tendinöse Zugkräfte, sowie Gelenkkompressionskräfte das mechanische Verhalten des Fußes und der unteren Extremität beeinflussen. Die biomechanischen Auswirkungen individueller Unterschiede in der räumlichen Lage der Achse des Subtalargelenks werden untersucht; ebenso wie ihre klinischen Konsequenzen, um eine zusätzliche Theorie der Fußfunktion zu präsentieren, die bestehende podiatrische Biomechanik-Theorien verbessern könnte. (J Am Podiatr Med Assoc 91(9): 465-487, 2001)

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Modern Life

It begins in childhood — sitting at desks, limited play, and too much screen time.
As we grow, stillness becomes the norm. Chairs, shoes, cars, and screens replace natural movement.

By adulthood, our bodies are already adapting — in all the wrong ways. Muscles weaken, joints stiffen, and we move less without even realising it. Modern life doesn’t just reduce movement. It rewires us away from it.

Designed to Move

Our bodies were built for motion. From the ground up, everything about us is made to move — joints that bend and rotate, muscles that contract and respond, feet that adapt to uneven terrain. Movement is in our DNA.

But when we stop moving, the system breaks down. Joints stiffen. Muscles weaken. Posture collapses. And our bodies start to compensate in harmful ways — creating tension, imbalance, and pain.

Movement isn’t just natural. It’s necessary. Without it, we lose not just mobility, but function.

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