Question

if you were to view an individuals shoe and see an uneven wear on the inside of the midsole, what foot presentation would you expect to find? over supination over pronation hyper dorsiflexion hyper plantarflexion question 9 3 pts what are the joints and the movements involved when kicking a soccer ball? select all that apply. knee joint hip joint talar (ankle) joint carpal (wrist) joint

Explanation:

• For the first question: Over - pronation causes the foot to roll inward excessively. This inward roll leads to more pressure on the inside of the midsole, resulting in uneven wear on the inside of the midsole. Over - supination would cause wear on the outside. Hyper - dorsiflexion (excessive upward bending of the foot) and hyper - plantarflexion (excessive downward bending of the foot) are not directly related to midsole wear patterns in the context of the question.
• For the second question:
• Knee joint: When kicking a soccer ball, the knee joint is involved in extension (straightening) as the leg is swung forward to make contact with the ball.
• Hip joint: The hip joint is involved in movements such as flexion (bringing the leg forward) and extension (moving the leg back).
• Talar (ankle) joint: The ankle joint is involved in dorsiflexion (to position the foot correctly for kicking) and plantarflexion (to follow - through and add power to the kick). The carpal (wrist) joint is in the hand and has no role in kicking a soccer ball.

Answer:

• First question: Over pronation
• Second question: Knee joint, Hip joint, Talar (ankle) joint