Understanding Pronation and Its Impact on Lower Body Performance

In this episode of the HNL Movement Podcast, Andrew dives into the often misunderstood topic of pronation and its crucial role in movement and performance. He explains that prontation itself is not bad—it's essential for force absorption and efficient movement, but overpronation can lead to alignment issues, strain, and injury. With a detailed look at the mechanics of foot and ankle movement, Andrew highlights how pronation influences everything from your knee mechanics to your hips and even your pelvis.

Throughout the episode, Andrew shares actionable tips to improve foot function and enhance lower extremity performance, from controlling your arch during exercises to strengthening your ankle and hip mobility. By understanding and managing pronation, athletes can reduce injury risks, improve strength, and maximize performance. Tune in for insights on how improving your foot mechanics can make a big difference in your overall movement efficiency and injury prevention strategy. Enjoy the episode!