Perhaps you have flat feet, fallen arches.
tendons of the foot muscles help hod the bones firmly in the arched position but still allow a certain amount of give or springiness. Weak arches are referred to as "fallen arches" or "flat feet"
Weakened arches in the feet, usually causing flat foot.
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Fallen arches are also called flat feet. The arches don't develop in some or "fall" at a later time. About 25% of the population have this condition. Going barefoot helps. Running on sandy beaches are a good idea.
The best shoes for flat feet are those without arches. Flats, sandals, and boots are good choices for flat feet.
You ask about "fallen aches" perhaps you mean fallen arches.It mean flat feet or flat footed.
falling archesyou get falling arches by walking bare foot (but can not get them by wearing wrong types of shoes)AnswerFalling arches can be hereditary as well. Shoes with out proper arch support can add to the problem. Walking bare foot for several hours a day can help. The above poster is correct that the wrong type of shoes (shoes that are too flat with no arch support) will eventually make some people 'flat-footed' which means their arches have fallen or are falling. Buying a good pair of walking shoes is a good start and you can also go to specialty stores and buy inserts to support your arch. This can happen in adults and children, usually in older adults.
Spenco Arch supports are mainly used for patients suffering from flat arches. Additionally they can be used by patients having low or even fallen arches.
It's the same as Flat Feet, Pes Planus. The arch of the foot collapses and the complete sole of the foot contacts the ground. In some individuals the arch never even develops.
The other name for overpronated feet is flat feet. When someone has flat feet they need to wear special insoles in their shoes to add the extra support to their arches.
no they run slower