Choosing the Right Shoe For Your Foot Type | Neutral, Stability, or Motion Control

Athletic shoes come in all shapes, sizes, and support levels! In this video, Dr. Lauren Pruner, DPM discusses the differences between Neutral, Stability, and Motion Control shoes. If you have ever wondered why shoe brands have so many styles - now you know it all has to do with the amount of support!
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Foot and Ankle Associates of North Texas (FAANT) practice philosophy is to be there “For Your Feet - Wherever They May Take You”. We are a group of like-minded foot and ankle surgeons, Dr. Clifford Bliss, Dr. Adriana Karpati, Dr. Lauren Pruner, Dr. Nathan Stickney, & Dr. Paul Steinke, who strive for excellence. Our two full-service clinics are located in Grapevine and Keller, Texas. Our physicians are all extensively trained and offer your family state-of-the-art technology and training coupled with common sense and compassion. We strive to educate our patients and partner with them in their quest for overall foot health.

[@marsy1480]

Brilliant information. Thank you, it’ll be really helpful with my search for stability!

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Glad it was helpful - thank you for watching!

[@MannyBinaday]

Very informative. I've been using motion control shoes with New Balance and Dunham for over a decade because I have very flat feet, a left foot bunion, and and overweight.