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Our findings suggest dancers are more likely to pronate rather than rotate the knee to compensate for limited HER.

At a follow-up visit 2 weeks later, we switched the casts to long arm thumb spica casts because of the patient's ability to pronate and supinate her wrists in the short-arm versions.

he enjoyed the company of someone who was pronate, didn't do anything.

Pronate and Supinate: The way your foot rolls inward (pronation) or outward (supination) when it hits the ground affects the type of shoe you buy to avoid pain in the shin, foot and knee.

How did evolution be so precisely innovative?  To locate two bones in my forearm instead of one so I could pronate and supinate successfully?

Why, very soon I would go to a high-end running retailer and ask the important question - did I pronate or was I neutral?

When standing in this posture, to minimize medial rotation of the arms, instruct the client how to pronate the forearms at the radioulnar joints instead of medially/internally rotating the arms at the glenohumeral joints (Figure 4).

Then, as your arm swings through the contact point it should pronate (turn) rapidly to brush across the back of the ball so that your knuckles finish facing towards your left shoulder.

Also, some of the alignment factors with wider hips and knees can be involved in the tendency either to pronate too much or not enough, again depending on foot structure and hip width.

(6) Cozen's test is perfomed by asking the patient to actively make a fist, pronate the forearm, and radially deviate and extend the wrist while the examiner resists the motion.

Together these muscles pronate the foot and sup-port the plantarflexion.

Ordinary running shoes function perfectly well for new runners regardless of how they pronate. Even though your feet overpronate when you run - i.e.