Step 3 Orthotic Making: Pouring the Negative Cast

[@plasticsurgeon5062]

What a channel! A true gem of the internet! Instant subscribe

[@lekeitown]

The tongue depresser trick is awsome!will apply it in my work!!thanks a lot

[@jiaweishi7226]

Dr Blake, thank you for documenting/sharing your techniques! Priceless!

[@pamelaritucci3985]

Hi Richard, Do you have the videos of what you do with the positive cast please?

[@Ninjump]

Very cool Doc! Did you ever finish the positive cast video?

[@JG-fg1ye]

Dr blake does your brother still make your orthotics ?

[@drblakeshealingsole]

Yes, he makes about 70% of each orthotic device. We form a good team!

[@JG-fg1ye]

@@drblakeshealingsole Thats amazing, so nice when family work together, I hope you do another PodChat Live or collaboration with other pods on KZbin 👍🏻

[@drblakeshealingsole]

@@JG-fg1ye Thank you! Rich

[@perseverance9888]

Hi Dr Blake thanks for all your great videos!!! I do a lot of biking and running and years ago had a custom-made orthotic casting of my footwhich really has helped me but in the last couple years I had a standing X-ray done and my right femur bone is 12 mm shorter so I added a 5mm full-length insole to my shoes to help compensate I also feel better with some padding underneath the fifth metatarsal on the right shorter leg and also feel better with padding or wedge under the first metatarsal on the left longer leg. Does that sound correct from your experience? I do feel a difference with my cycling with this setup in my shoes. It seems to have alleviated some of the right lower back pain that I was having when bicycle training for events.