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2019 Sandal Recommendations

11 Great Sandal Recommendations for 2019

Ankles, Back Pain, Feet, Orthotics, shoesBy Dr. David M. PizzanoApril 2, 2019

Just one thing to point out before we unveil our recommendations: This list is not exhaustive but just remember that if the foot bed is flat and you plan on doing a lot of walking you’ll end up in our office 🙂 Birkenstock Love ’em or hate ’em their support is second to none. Not…

why do i have weak ankles?

Why Do I Have Weak Ankles? Dr. Chieppa Explains …

Ankles, Feet, Running, Sports, ToesBy Dr. Wayne A. ChieppaMarch 13, 2018

Weak ankles or medically known as “lateral ankle instability” is a condition described by a “giving way “of the outside of the ankle. This can develop after repeated ankle sprains. A condition known as ligamentous laxity can also cause an ankle to turn over. Turning your ankle usually occurs while walking or running, but can…

Slacklining Physical Therapy

The Hidden Secret of Slacklining For Physical Therapy Activities

Ankles, Feet, Health Related, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoOctober 18, 2017

So if you’re the young adventurous type or anything like I used to be you are most likely familiar with the craze called Slacklining. This is a sport similar to walking a tightrope. The difference is that you would walk on a 2” wide nylon strap that’s strung between two points with less tension than…

Spots Injuries - Soccer - Hip Extensors - Ankles

Weakness In This Muscle Contributes To Ankle Sprains In Soccer Players

Ankles, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoSeptember 19, 2017

Although there are multiple factors responsible for ankle sprains in soccer players, several studies have shown that weak hip extensor muscles contribute to this type of injury. In a joint study by the University of Isfahan in Iran, The University of Southern California in Los Angeles as well as a Belgian study of youth athletes,…

Ankle Sprain Specialist NJ

Back-to-School Means More of This Injury; How To Seek Proper Care for Your Child/Athlete

Ankles, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoOctober 2, 2016

So school has once again begun and school sports of course are beginning as well. This is when we as Podiatrists experience many injury visits. According to studies, 40% of all sports injuries are ankle sprains. The most common age groups for these sprains are between the ages of 15 and 19. Proper ankle sprain…

pediatric sports injuries in kids - part 2

Pediatric Sports Injuries in Kids – Part 2

Ankles, SportsBy Dr. Wayne A. ChieppaMarch 6, 2015

In part 1, we discussed the inability of the body to learn its limits of range of motion and strength. Let’s begin now with Pediatric Sports Injuries in Kids – Part 2 with ankle sprains. The rates of sprains in children are high and climbing. The only known predictor of an ankle sprain is a…

5 Key Strategies for Running on the Beach

5 Key Strategies for Running on the Beach

Ankles, Feet, Running, SportsBy Roxbury Foot & Ankle Center, Northern NJJune 17, 2014

The summer is here, and for many of us, that means taking long walks and/or long runs barefoot on the beach while listening to music and letting the ocean breeze hit us in the face. The exercise is great way to stay in shape and burn calories. According to the University of Western Australia, athletes…

sports-injuries-in-kids

Foot and Ankle Injuries Are The Most Common for Kids During Summer – Here’s Why

Ankles, Feet, SportsBy Roxbury Foot & Ankle Center, Northern NJJune 1, 2014

It’s summer and that means kids go away to sports camps. Although they’re young, chances are they’re at more of a risk to foot and ankle injuries. Summer sports camps get very intense and competitive, which is the main reason why you might see an increase in injuries to feet and ankles. The most common…

why do foot problems happen in diabetics?

The Relationship Between Diabetes and Your Feet

Ankles, Health RelatedBy Dr. David M. PizzanoDecember 3, 2013

Diabetes is a disease, which afflicts a large percentage of our population. It is caused by the body’s inability or reduced ability to produce insulin. This in turn caused blood sugar to rise. This rise in blood sugar reduces the body’s ability to heal from wounds or injury. In addition it will affect the small…

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