@@SLOmotionshoes The notes for the valgus insole say it is for a really flat foot but I have a really high arch and have outside of the foot pain that I can only guess is a peroneal tendinitis as nothing shows up on an MRI. Would these still work with a high arch?
@@chrismatthews1762 I have the same question. I have a neutral to moderately high arch, not a flat foot. I need good arch support but also need some relief from this Peroneal Tendonitis which has gone on for months now. I wish we could get an answer from Dr Byrne.
@@stephanieyurchak1080 I've been wearing exactly that -- one of the best shoes made, New Balance 990v5. It's good but I still have pain. In another video he recommends New Balance 928v3, which is a motion control shoe, for Peroneal Tendonitis. The 990v5 is has good heel support, but it is not a motion control shoe. Is a MOTION CONTROL like the 928 better for Peroneal Tendonitis?
What is the exact name of this orthotic as it appears on the website.
Hi can these orthotics be added to neutral trainers?
This is very helpful, thanks
Thanks!
Where can you get the orthotics you show
You can purchase them on our website www.slomotionshoes.com
Which orthotic is this on the online store?
Thanks for checking in. The Valgus Posted Orthotic helps support the side of the foot and ankle for perineal tendinitis.
@@SLOmotionshoes The notes for the valgus insole say it is for a really flat foot but I have a really high arch and have outside of the foot pain that I can only guess is a peroneal tendinitis as nothing shows up on an MRI.
Would these still work with a high arch?
@@chrismatthews1762 I have the same question. I have a neutral to moderately high arch, not a flat foot. I need good arch support but also need some relief from this Peroneal Tendonitis which has gone on for months now. I wish we could get an answer from Dr Byrne.
Which athletic running or walking shoes do you recommend for Peroneal Tendonitis?
Look for a stability athletic shoe. One that is a bit wider especially near the heel area. Hope this helps.
@@stephanieyurchak1080 I've been wearing exactly that -- one of the best shoes made, New Balance 990v5. It's good but I still have pain. In another video he recommends New Balance 928v3, which is a motion control shoe, for Peroneal Tendonitis. The 990v5 is has good heel support, but it is not a motion control shoe. Is a MOTION CONTROL like the 928 better for Peroneal Tendonitis?
@@sl2608hi did you ever get help with your condition? I seem to be going through a lot of pain and nothing seems to work 😢