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Podiatrist Liam McManus - Introduction

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Global

Sports, Running, Health & Fitness

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2023

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Top Podiatrist Liam McManus is here for a very special bonus series on feet! Looking after your feet is crucial if you're into running, so we're delighted to have him with us so he can answer your burning questions on everything feet related - toes, bunions, plantar fasciitis, morton's neuroma, viruses...you name it! Liam is based at South West Podiatry in London, and specialises in 'Muscular Medical Podiatry' - which basically means he deals with patients movement issues. This includes, looking at the way the foot moves, the way the ankle moves, the way the lower limb moves, whilst also utilising Diagnostic ultrasounds, steroid injection therapies, shockwave therapy, and 3D gait analysis... Podiatry is diverse subject, but Liam is the man for us! Looking to buy a runpod tshirt? go here: linktr.ee/runpod Looking to have your feet checked out? visit Liam at South West Podiatry: www.swpodiatry.co.uk

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0:00.0

This is a Global Player Original podcast.

0:05.0

Hello there, I'm Jenny Falconer here to welcome you to a very special bonus series of Run Pod on something key to running, feet.

0:17.0

Let's be honest, whether they're big or small, you've got longer short toes, you've got

0:22.2

high arch or you're flat-footed, our feet are key to running. But so many of us neglect looking

0:28.1

after them. We don't look after our feet properly and feet-related injuries are also high and

0:32.6

ultimately can stop you running, which let's be honest is what we want to avoid. So this week on Run Pod, I'm thrilled to be joined by top podiatrist, Liam McManus from

0:42.2

South West Podiatry, which is in London, and he's going to share tips, give advice,

0:47.0

hopefully answer some key questions about your feet, and we're going to be doing this over

0:50.5

the next few weeks.

0:51.4

So Liam, welcome to Run Pod.

0:52.7

Thank you very much for inviting me over. It's very kind of you. No, I mean, do you know, fee, everyone talks about feet. And you just

0:58.4

meet another runner and you're like, oh, have you lost any toenails? How are your blisters? I mean,

1:02.8

it's just what trainers do you wear? It's huge conversation for runners. It's absolutely massive. I had a little look at a survey from runners' world,

1:11.1

actually, the magazine, and 20% of people will literally have a foot problem now, runners.

1:17.1

Oh really? And that could be okay, but it could not be as well. Yeah. See, no, I have one.

1:22.0

I've got an ankle issue at the moment. You know about that. We might delve into that.

1:25.4

Forgey-with-that. You might have one. Although the thing is,

1:27.9

if you're outrunning now, don't start thinking that you have one and imagining ones there,

1:32.5

because that's the problem as well. If you start imagining it, then you could kind of like start

1:36.3

panicking about something that's not necessarily there. Absolutely. Yeah. Can we be preventative?

1:40.8

Yes. Okay, so we're going to have so much to chat about. First thing,

1:44.7

what does a podiatrist do? Oh, it's a really good question. So I suppose my role as a, I'm a

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