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Are the flex foot used today?
yes the flex foot is still used and if you look at this answer there is a 50% chance it is wrong
What is the flex foot used for?
eating
Which term means to bend the foot downward at the ankle?
Flex your foot
Who invented Flex Foot?
Van Phillips
Who invented the flex foot?
it was Van Phillips
When was the cheetah flex foot invented?
1997
Movement allowing the foot to flex?
an inflamation of the entire joint
Can flex foot cheetah runners run faster?
yes
When did van Phillips invent the cheetah flex foot?
1997
Why did they invent the flex foot?
They took a picture of their foot, put it into a computer, the computer did all the work. Lazy Bastards
What does it mean to plantar flex the foot?
The bottom of the foot is called the plantar surface. Plantar flexing is contracting the muscles of the foot so that the toes move down and the arch increases.
What muscles plantar flex and evert the foot?
Tibialis posterior
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