One of my feet pronates significantly more than the other. I'm hoping to get custom orthotics for my running shoe. Something light weight and unobtrusive.
Any recommendations for where I could go in New York City? Either a podiatrist, physical therapist, or anyone else with relevant expertise.
Thanks!
I'd recommend Dr. Marc Bochner a chiropractor on East 58th St in NYC. I had been using custom orthotics fitted by a podiatrist for a while and my plantar fasciitis flared up again. Dr. Bochner recommended a more minimal orthotic made by Foot Levellers. I was skeptical at first since they are made by stepping into a mold. It took about 3 weeks to get used to them but now my foot is moving more naturally and I'm running again. He's a marathoner and an Ironman triathlete so he speaks the language. He's also great at ART... Active Release Techniques.
Adam Forman wrote:
One of my feet pronates significantly more than the other. I'm hoping to get custom orthotics for my running shoe. Something light weight and unobtrusive.
Any recommendations for where I could go in New York City? Either a podiatrist, physical therapist, or anyone else with relevant expertise.
Thanks!
Go to RUN on 14 th street and ask for Mike Keohane. He can help point you in the right direction.
Thanks. Great recos.
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