News2025-11-13T23:47:20+00:00

STEP + STRIDE PODIATRY NEWS

Step + Stride Podiatry is the only Podiatry clinic in Auckland that has achieved the Allied Health Services Sector Standard Certification.

What is muscle pain?

September 7th, 2026|

Muscle pain, known medically as myalgia, is discomfort in any muscle tissue. It often results from overuse, physical tension, minor injuries, or viral illnesses like the flu. While mild soreness usually resolves with rest, chronic pain [...]

What is a muscle?

August 31st, 2026|

A muscle is a specialized soft tissue in the body composed of elastic fibres that contract and relax to produce movement, maintain posture, and power internal functions like heartbeat and digestion. Muscles perform these functions through [...]

What is a ligament?

August 24th, 2026|

A ligament is a tough, fibrous band of connective tissue that connects bones to other bones or supports internal organs. Made primarily of collagen and elastin fibres, they provide joint stability, allow for controlled movement, and [...]

What is a tendon?

August 17th, 2026|

Tendons are tough, fibrous tissues that connect muscle to bone, enabling movement, stability, and balance in the foot. The primary tendons of the foot and ankle, which dictate its major motions, originate from muscles in the [...]

Exciting news!!!!

August 10th, 2026|

I have some exciting news to share — I am now accepting referrals for the assessment of patients with suspected Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), including hypermobile EDS (hEDS). Assessments will include a comprehensive clinical history and [...]

My foot is so complex

August 10th, 2026|

The human foot and ankle contain 26 bones that work together with 33 joints and various muscles to provide support, balance, and mobility. They are divided into three main sections: the ankle, midfoot, and forefoot The [...]

International Self Care Day

July 23rd, 2026|

Self-care isn’t just about what you do once in a while—it’s the small daily choices that keep you comfortable, confident, and moving. Take a moment to check in with your feet: wear supportive shoes, keep [...]

Go to Top