Sentence examples for foot flatter from inspiring English sources

"Left foot flatter, please".

Walk on either the balls of your feet, like tiptoe but with your feet flatter, or you can use the outsides of your feet.

New York City nail expert Jin Soon Choi recommends filing toenails in a foot-flattering square shape with rounded edges.

"To put this at our feet is flattering, but it frankly isn't true".

Without arch support or any sort of shock absorption for both the balls of your feet and the heels, people with flatter feet risk getting stress fractures and developing neuromas (enlargement of nerves between bones).

The latter findings suggest that healthy Māori may have a predisposition towards having a flatter foot than healthy NZC, which may have footwear design implications.

The increased risk of injury is expected to result from the increased forces experienced by the ankle plantar-flexor muscles when running with a flatter foot position at initial contact in the minimalist shoe.

In very broad terms, flatter feet are associated with more pronation and higher-arched feet with less.

Flatter feet roll inward (this is called pronation), and high arch feet roll outward (supination).

The restyling has involved numerous other details, including new handlebars and new side covers that allow the rider's feet to rest flatter on the ground.

In some places, the sheer drop was as much as eight feet to the flatter part of the beach, not good for walking to the water and certainly not good for the stabilization of the dunes.