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  <title>Podcast 71: Forefoot Varus, Big Toe Problems  &amp;amp; Charlie Horses</title>
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1.&amp;amp;nbsp;American College of Cardiology. Running&amp;amp;nbsp;out your healthy heart. How much exercise is too much ?&#13;
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2. The history of &amp;quot;Charlie Horses&amp;quot;&#13;
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3. A runner with strange shin bruises. &amp;amp;nbsp;&#13;
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Hi, I'm a great follower of your blog - fascinating stuff! I was wondering if I could ask you a quick question as nobody I've spoken to has been able to help:I've been getting bruises that appear on my shin during running. They don't hurt, I'm just wary of ignoring what could be a warning sign. Have you ever come across this before? (It's mainly the spot where I had a tibial stress fracture last year, but I also get a few other apparently spontaneous bruises on my lower legs.)&#13;
4. Is that a forefoot varus or are you just happy to see me ?&#13;
Functional vs Anatomic vs. Compensated forefoot varus foot postures. A loose discussion.&#13;
5. A reader's pet peeve about shoe store &amp;quot;gait analysis&amp;quot;.&#13;
6. Thoughts on pronation and the like.&#13;
7. Case study: &amp;amp;nbsp;First toe fusion and implications long and short term.&#13;
&amp;quot;I had a patient today with an MTP fusion of his great toe after adverse complications from a bunionectomy.&amp;amp;nbsp; Do you have any recommendations for gait training when great toe dorsiflexion is no longer an option?&amp;amp;nbsp; He is currently compensating by externally rotating his foot and overpronating.&amp;amp;nbsp; I'm thinking through it and &amp;amp;nbsp;I know he has to gain the motion elsewhere to help normalize his gait as much as possible, so possibly gaining&amp;amp;nbsp;ankle dorsiflexion and hip extension.&amp;amp;nbsp; Just wondering if you have any tips to share or articles to point me to for further ideas.&amp;amp;nbsp; Continuing my research now.&amp;amp;nbsp; I'm a relatively new grad and this is my first patient I'm seeing with this fusion.&amp;amp;nbsp;Many thanks&#13;
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