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hello friends, today we
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will talk about the ankle joint
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where the lower leg connects to this we
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had the wrist joint where the beam
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connects to the wrist ankle on
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this is where the lower leg connects to you as
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a result of the mechanics of this particular joint
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the possibilities are interesting in the mechanics of this
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joint, fortunately, it is very simple, so it is
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very pleasant to discuss it because the lower
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leg is always open and the foot is open, there are
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no muscular parts that would
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strongly close this system. In general, the
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lower we go, the less
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closedness there is in the joints, on the contrary, the cheeks
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become increasingly thicker the more
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saturated and therefore the ankle
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joint is its own row of these condyles and
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works so we just need to understand
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their mechanics their design if we
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draw the ankle joint from above then
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we will see that the edge of the tibia comes which ends in the
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internal veins with a
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fairly voluminous bony protrusion
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which then sharply rises up and
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forms such a surface here and
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such a surface here,
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which is the place that
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connects to the talus bone, which
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is located inside the foot, that is, this is
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such a bone in the form of such a
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pyramid that you find so difficult but to the
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end the trapezium is such that it is always
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laid if you look at it from the front,
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therefore, the tibia
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simultaneously captures and the lateral
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surface limits movement and
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clamps and and on top so that the bone lies in
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such a cell, as a result of such a
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position, 1
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cloud territory of a prominent joint is formed in order to
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hold this surface and it does not form an
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external fiber,
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but with on the outer side we have the
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fibula bone, the fibula bone, which is
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thinner by nature, sharply
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increases in thickness
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on the outer surface, falls down,
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falls slightly lower relative to its
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edge than the edge of the tibia and
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also holds the lateral surface of the side of the
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bone, this is what
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happens when you draw it from the side. What will
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happen is something like this: I will
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draw the sides of the internal
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condyle from the side of the
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inner surface of the leg and so we
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see we see the edge of this
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tibia closing this surface
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we see this surface which
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corresponds to the talus and the
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talus is placed in this space in
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the form of such a semicircle of this
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volume yes in order to understand
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what it looks like on a human leg,
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it’s better to sketch it right away: we’ll go down here, we’ll go down
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here, we’ll have the territory of the big
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toe, we’ll go down here, we
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’ll have the territory of the little toe, all other
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values ​​here, respectively, will be the
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same here, down here, we’ll go down here, we’ll get
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in the heel here going down, we will get the instep of
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the foot and the big toe, which will
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go in this direction, which is why
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the talus
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captures this space here
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like this, here the talus
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ends with such an edge and only
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then passes into the tarsus,
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and the very base of the talus lies, the
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lower part lies on the heel bone
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which under it is formed here,
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respectively, the talus has
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one edge, the second edge and it is located
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inside these forks, so this essay
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is called a vela-shaped
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joint, and therefore if you draw
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inside from the talus, it will turn out like
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this, we will now draw the talus itself in
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the form of such a block where the lower
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part is very wide, the upper part is very
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narrow, that is, there is such a slope, the
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opening
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and expansion, accordingly, led to a
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shaped connection that rests on it,
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grabs it, and so goes
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inside
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here in this part, goes up here, and
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if you cut it off, there will be something like this
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connection as a result the talus,
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which is located here as a
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wider point, cannot fit into the
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narrower space of the leading figurative
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essay, and therefore if you
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raise your toe up, then this part
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quickly enough of its wide
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territory will rest against the narrow space of the
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essay and the foot when you lift it
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up,
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lowering your heel down,
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rising into this part with the raised toe
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up quickly enough, resting in order to
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lose mobility and therefore the angle of
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ascent that occurs here usually does
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not exceed 30 degrees, to there 25
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degrees or 30 degrees, let's call it 30
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degrees, there maybe 35, someone has
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more mobility maybe
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a surface, but for now we’ll limit ourselves to this
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unexpected figure, if you
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move the toe in the opposite direction and
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make it so that this inner
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part of the sides and bones rests against this
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surface, that is, and the wide, distant
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part of the bottom goes into this part, then the toe
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will stretch forward the heel rests on this
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part will not go further here and will give us
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the angle of the foot
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in relation to this edge of the descent here
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at an angle of 45 degrees as a result of the toe
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cannot move further and it
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turns out that if the person you are
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drawing
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is using only the movement of the foot which is
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using only the ankle
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joint and here, then this is the angle
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of position that will be obtained here when
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you place the toe, this angle will be exactly
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45 degrees here and here 45 degrees, but
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if a person stands on his heel with the corrugated
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surface here
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to this side, then this angle will be
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limited by the angle at 30 or 35
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degrees, this is the turn of us to
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which will be here and here if the toe
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even goes up, which is why people
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prefer a surface that is more
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inclined here, it is easier to go down on it
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than a surface that goes
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up because it will be much more difficult to stand on it, yes, that
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is this
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movement of the cattle that is present here,
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but at the same time you can always on your toes,
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of course, Greece then it will be easier
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to get up, but that’s another story like
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this and the ankle before this, such a
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movement as a result due to the fact that this
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point is lower this point is higher always the
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outer ankle lower, the inner ankle is
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always higher, that is, this movement, because of
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this, the character of the ankles themselves has changed,
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if we look at
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the ankle that is located on the outside, then
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if you have already drawn everything, it
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looks like a diamond like this here
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and here and it goes down if you draw
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the heel here and here it drops to the
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middle
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from the instep of the foot to the heel and falls on
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its diamond exactly to the middle of the
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distance between the base of the heel and the
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instep of the foot, this is done by the outer
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ankle, but if you draw the inner
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ankle, then there will be the opposite effect, you
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will get the following effect in the
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inner ankle, which we are with you
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have it, it looks more like a square like
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this
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and this square ends in the
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place where the rise of the foot begins,
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so by. the entire inner part
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and the big toe will be on
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par with this value, so when you
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buy shoes you can see that the
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cutout of the shoe on the outside is very
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deep, the cutout on the inside is not
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so deep, so very often
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people have this little man if the matrix on
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which the
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shoes are sewn wrong or doesn’t suit you,
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you have different depths, that’s why the
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inner ankle rarely rubs against
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this edge of the foot of the shoe, the
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outer ankle very often
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rubs against this edge if the shape is
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made differently in the shoe here and here,
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that is, different heights
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respectively in the front when you draw
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this scheme you always get such a
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simple system one two three times two three
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this is higher this is lower this is at the level of the instep
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this is in the middle between the instep of the foot and the
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heel which will be located here
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here due to which such a
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beautiful system arises
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personified sti on the big toe
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but this in the future we will see because the
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entire line of the shin is always looking at the big
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toe, it is the most pushing, so
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everything passes through it, so the movement of
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raising and lowering the foot is all that
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can be done in the ankle joint;
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another movement that is present and
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you know it well enough is
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when you take foot and relative to the
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inner ankle of the ankle, which
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is located here, you can take it and
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move it a little bit like this in
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this direction, or relative to the same
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volume of the leading-shaped joint here and
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here, you can, on the contrary,
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turn your thumb inward and, as if stand
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on your little finger, this the further movement of supination or
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pronation of the foot, as it can be called,
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no longer occurs in the ankle joint, but
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this movement occurs in the joint between the
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talus and the calcaneus,
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here are the sides of the heel, this is where
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this slight
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swing occurs inside, which is already located
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below here and here
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from this the foot turns from this,
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further movement occurs, this
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movement is already inside a little
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lower in the next tier, this very often
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affects
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flat feet and if the foot itself is spread out, the
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bones of the arch and the foot are not held in
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this part here along the instep, the tension of the arch of the foot is lost,
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then you will get a break on the instep it goes
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inward and your heel which should
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be in a straight line from the talus down
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will begin to come out to the outer surface
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in this direction imagine the instep of the foot
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will fall into the inner part
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and will occur on the back side if the foot
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is viewed from the back here it will be the
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Achilles tendon
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inner ankle outer ankle
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heel this is how she stands in a straight line, the
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pointer of the feet of their people 2 on the heel
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essay, changes in rotation
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and heel occur. comes out like this in this
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direction, the foot falls inward, which is
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why it becomes difficult to walk, which is why
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early the heel composition
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begins to sway more and more,
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this is very unpleasant, led the
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opposite impression, it is constantly
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depressed and therefore it is difficult for people of descent stopim to
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walk
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for a long time or to walk quickly or tense
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because of this, it is necessary to create an
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artificial lift, respectively, there are
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insoles that lift this
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surface or an insole that is
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placed under this part of the foot
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in order to raise the ram of the heel
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joints and get rid of this
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unexpected problem, this is what the
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ankle joint looks like and this is the
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mobility it has all 100 all other
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mobility when the toe is extended even
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further you saw and you
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can probably do this too when you lie down on
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some horizontal surface and
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relative to your lower leg which
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comes from here you see that the heel
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is always in the same
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position and the foot may be a
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continuation of this straight line and
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maybe the fingers even bend further, so
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in this connection the talus is
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stopped and does not go further in this
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connection the heel
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is also in the same position,
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respectively, the rest of the movement
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belongs to the territory
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of the tarsus,
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that is, the bones begin, which is
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located here here you can see the
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wedge-shaped bones, which is
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located in this part, the continuation of this
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volume here and here, in this part it
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is they who continue to move, they
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unfold and therefore a bump appears here where
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you can see the further movement of the foot
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as a straight move in the ballerina of that part,
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especially strengthened by ligaments therefore
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there, such a bump additionally grows
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in people who are not physically
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in this position very much or dance
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on the tip of their finger; this territory can
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remain absolutely straight because you are
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not straining, but rather relaxing your leg,
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stretching the toe like this, respectively,
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in pride plus no yes because plus on and
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the name is the bone that forms
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the height of the foot, then
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this territory of the tarsus is where the
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bones diverge and the visible
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wedge-shaped ones break up and here an
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additional movement or stretching is obtained,
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which also brings a generally
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pleasant change in shape, probably the
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whole system for constructing the ankle
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joint of the upper part, all the rest
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are narrower other joints on this way
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they also relate to the foot this is
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how they work so I wish you good luck
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and look carefully at the foot and
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look carefully at the structure
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because this is the most important thing all the best
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good luck to you friends
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[music]

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Голеносто́пный суста́в (лат. articulátio talocrurális) — сочленение костей голени со стопой — подвижное соединение большеберцовой, малоберцовой и таранной костей человека. Сложный по строению, блоковидный по форме, образован суставными поверхностями дистальных (расположенных дальше от туловища) эпифизов обеих берцовых костей, охватывающими «вилкой» блок таранной кости. К верхней суставной поверхности таранной кости прилежит большеберцовая кость, а по бокам — суставные поверхности наружной и внутренней лодыжек. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%93%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BF%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9_%D1%81%D1%83%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%B2 💥 Поддержать канал https://www.donationalerts.com/r/rizhkins 💥 Текстиль Ryzhkin Team с авторской графикой Александра Рыжкина https://aleksandr-ryzhkin.creator-spring.com/ 💥 Моя группа Вконтакте https://vk.com/public193360823 💥 Мой Instagram https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser 💥 Мой Facebook https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser 💥 Видеостудия https://www.livestudio.moscow/ ________________________________________________________________ Арт-студия Виталия Лещенко https://vk.com/public196635815 ________________________________________________________________

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