[6] Observing a weak arm drifting downward as a whole rather than in a pronation movement [6,7] has thus been seen as a functional 'positive sign' but its clinical value has never been formally ...

Overpronation is one of those running-related terms that you often hear but might not understand – and you’d be forgiven for thinking it referred to something bad, excessive or unhealthy.

Medial longitudinal arch height standardised to foot length during standing and at mid-stance of walking and jogging was measured from digital video images taken before and after the application of an ...

This prospective controlled study indicates that the bedside observation of a "drift without pronation" is a useful and reliable clinical sign to discriminate between functional and organic upper ...