Séamus Kennedy, BEng (Mech), CPed 
Foot Biomechanics, Part 4: Preferred Movement Path and Muscle Tuning
Do current theories of biomechanics adequately describe the functioning foot and lower limb? Recently ...
Foot Biomechanics, Part 3: Windlass Mechanism
The most widely taught and accepted theory of foot biomechanics was developed by Merton ...
Aspects of the Gait Cycle: Part 2
In the July issue of The O&P EDGE, I discussed the traditional phases of gait and major ...
Aspects of the Gait Cycle: Part 1
The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. – Lao Tzu One ...
The Biomechanics of Running: Part 2
Injuries, Orthotics, and Shoes A previous article, “The Biomechanics of Running” (The O&P EDGE, March ...
The Biomechanics of Running: Part 1
Courtesy of Shutterstock Inc. In the late 1870s the eccentric Eadweard Muybridge began pioneering ...
Conducting a Biomechanical Evaluation, Part 2
In Part I of this series, we considered the biomechanical evaluation of the foot ...
Conducting a Biomechanical Evaluation, Part I
“You know my methods, Watson. There was not one of them which I did ...
Diabetic Wound Healing
Many O&P practitioners are directly involved in multi-specialty teams at wound care centers and ...
