060-Happy Feet
Show notes
Issues with feet and lower limbs tend to be a problem that plagues all hikers at one time or another. These issues can be relatively minor and annoying on short hikes and crippling on longer more difficult hikers. Either way they stop us from enjoying our outdoor adventures. In this podcast episode I talk with Canberra based Podiatrist Matthew Hotchkis from Podiatry Professionals about some of the more common lower limb issues that can cause problems for hikers and discuss ways to minimise their impact as well as prevention and treatment.
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Podiatry Professionals treat some of Canberra’s most well know national sporting teams as well as providing service to the Australian Defence Force. The Podiatry Professionals can be contacted through:
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- Phone on (02) 6162 1130 (Australia)
Matthew Hotchkis from Podiatry Professionals
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