In Part 3 of his 'Understanding the Foot' series, James gives us an overview of the 4 main functions of the foot - shock absorption, range of motion, providing a rigid lever, and force production.

Do make sure you have watched Parts 1 & 2 before viewing this one!
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James Earls is a writer, lecturer and bodyworker specialising in functional bodywork and anatomy.

Increasing the understanding and practice of manual therapy has been a passion of James’ since he first started practicing bodywork over 20 years ago.

He is a regular lecturer at conferences and workshops around the world. Renowned for his relaxed and humorous style, James is a popular presenter whose subject is applicable for a wide-ranging audience that includes osteopaths, physiotherapists, massage therapists and movement therapists.

James has combined his knowledge of comparative anatomy and myofascial dynamics with gait to write ‘Born to Walk’ , presenting a full body description of functional anatomy of locomotion. James spent his lockdown years writing another text - ‘Understanding the Human Foot’ which forms the basis for much of the material in this video series.
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For more info on James, please visit www.borntomove.com.
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Filming by Katie Cooper (www.katiecooperfilm.co.uk)
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