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Video: The Problem with Flat Feet

This short video defines flat feet as a low-arch condition associated with pronation. The doctor explains pronation as an outward movement of the foot that creates a valgus position at the heel. He says this foot structure is often genetic or naturally present. The source ends before discussing evaluation or treatment.

Video transcript

This transcript has been lightly edited for clarity.

This morning we are talking about flat feet. People with flat feet have a low arch and may also have pronation. The doctor describes pronation as the foot moving outward and creating what is called a valgus heel. He says this often has a genetic component and can occur as part of a naturally pronated foot structure.

Key takeaways

  • Flat feet are described as having a low arch.
  • The video associates flat feet with pronation and a valgus heel position.
  • The doctor says the foot structure may have a genetic component.

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