[DOC] [TLE] Supination: Foot / Ankle Oversupination and Treatment | FootSmart [PAR] Oct 3, 2013 ... If your foot doesn't roll inward far enough as you stride or seems to roll outward, 
you may be experiencing supination. Learn about supination... [DOC] [TLE] Pronation, Explained | Runner's World [PAR] Feb 23, 2005 ... Understanding your personal pronation type is crucial to choosing the ... The 
outside part of the heel makes initial contact with the ground. ... The rolling in of 
the foot optimally distributes the forces of impact. This movement is called "
pronation," and it's critical to proper shock absorption. .... Welcome back! [DOC] [TLE] Pronation | Runner's World [PAR] Normal Pronation The outside part of the heel makes initial contact with the 
ground. ... The rolling in of the foot optimally distributes the forces of impact. ... To 
see if your shoes are unevenly worn, place them on a flat surface. ... its ability to 
roll, causing either supination (underpronation) or overpronation. ..... Welcome 
back! [DOC] [TLE] Supination - Sports Injury Clinic [PAR] Over supination is when the foot rolls out more than it should. ... Over supination 
usually causes over-use type injuries, occurring most frequently in runners. ... 
Oversupination also causes an increased external (lateral) rotation force to be 
placed on the shin, knee and thigh ... Is there a high arch on the inside of the foot
? [DOC] [TLE] Overpronation - Sports Injury Clinic [PAR] It is often recognised as a flattening or rolling in of the foot but it is not quite as ... 
usually causes overuse type injuries, occurring most frequently in runners. ... 
Firstly, look at your feet in standing, have you got a clear arch on the inside of the 
foot? ... it is excessive, here the term overpronation (or hyper-pronation) is used. [DOC] [TLE] Overpronation & Supination Treatment - Sock-Doc [PAR] If this causes some discomfort on the inside of your calf muscle, especially ... If 
you catch yourself standing on the outside of your feet (rolling one or both of your 
... You may have heard the term hyponatremia before  more can be read here. ... 
Please give me some advice on how to get back and what shoes to wear as i am
... [DOC] [TLE] Pronation of the foot - Wikipedia [PAR] Pronation is a triplanar movement of the foot while running, composed of three 
cardinal plane ... Abnormal pronation occurs when a foot pronates when it should 
supinate, ... In healthy movement more of the toe area will be used when pushing 
off than in ... Pronation can be influenced by sources outside of the body as well. [DOC] [TLE] 5 Things You Need to Know About Underpronation - Livestrong.com [PAR] Oct 28, 2015 ... The way your feet land when you run can cause serious injuries. ... a relatively 
small amount of runners, it's important to understand the causes, ... inward roll of 
your foot and ankle, supination is the outward rolling of your foot and ankle. In a 
pronated foot, the inside part of your foot and the arch absorb most... [DOC] [TLE] Exercises to Prevent Walking on the Side of Your Feet | Chron.com [PAR] Walking on the outer side of your feet is called "supination. ... Fortunately, 
supination and its problems can be relieved with exercises that ... shift to the left 
so your left foot rolls to the outside as the right foot rolls to the inside. ... Shift your 
weight to your toes as you roll back to the left, making a counterclockwise 
movement. [DOC] [TLE] The Myth of Over-Pronation | The Rundown [PAR] May 7, 2014 ... Pronation is essentially the rolling inward of the foot as it comes into contact ... 
The other 2% of runners supinate, rolling from the inside/out instead of outside/in. 
... likely played back to us in slow-motion after running on a fancy, ... It's really 
about making your feet happy and allowing them, with your body,... [DOC] [TLE] Pronation and Supination | Natural Running Center [PAR] Apr 11, 2011 ... During foot strike,

Question: It's a runner's term for rolling from the outside of your foot to the inside; rolling back is supination
Answer: pronation