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Are rocker-sole shoes actually beneficial, or merely just a fad? Read this article to find out more!
http://comfortshoereport.blogspot.com.au/2011/12/outlook-for-rocker-sole-shoes-in-2012.html Extra Depth Footwear keep both the stable and cushioned rocker-sole footwear. Please note with all fittings the type of rocker has to be recommended on individual requirements following assessment and formulation of goals we wish to achieve, ie Stability … Continue reading
Extra Depth Footwear Team
Come and see our team in their new building at Extra Depth Footwear, Unit 1/142 Little Ryrie St Geelong! Let them put a smile on your face as big as theirs with our new range of footwear. For an appointment please … Continue reading
Extra Depth Footwear’s Official Opening at our NEW Location
We are inviting YOU to come and see our new purpose built clinic from 14th-18th of November. Receive professional advice and fittings by our team of footwear specialists, including expert Julie Hoeben who will be attending the clinic on Wednesday the 16th and Thursday … Continue reading
Welcome to our new staff members
We are very pleased to welcome Kathy Paliaga to the team in the role of practice manager. Kathy is highly qualified for the position and comes with a wealth of knowledge to improve our practice and help maintain a high level of care for our … Continue reading
Horton Stance Control KAFO
Ben recently attended a workshop run by Darren Pereira from NeuroMuscular Orthotics on the Horton Stance Phase Control Knee Joint for Knee Ankle Foot Orthotics (KAFO’s). The knee joint automatically locks and unlocks as the user walks, providing a … Continue reading
New Blog for Geelong Orthotics
Welcome to our new Blog. We hope to use this area for both our patients and referrers as a resource for material that will be informative and interactive. We will be posting Latest News events, Product Updates and Material or … Continue reading
Knee Pain
Knee pain can be a result of many different things including meniscus damage, osteoarthritis, ligament damage or mal-alignment of the ankle or foot. The knee is divided up into three major sections; The medial (inside) compartment, lateral (outside) compartment and the patella (knee cap). … Continue reading
Heel Pain
Plantar Fasciitis or heel pain is often associated with fallen or flattened arches commonly known as pronation. It is always advisable to maintain good flexibility, particularly in the calves. Tight calves transfer forces lower into the ankle and foot complex … Continue reading
