HuskyHawk
The triumphant return of the Blues Brothers.
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I do this. I have really high arches. It puts a lot more stress on the outside of the foot and can lead to rolled and sprained ankles. It was a constant problem for me as a kid. It is more common for people to over-pronate than to supinate and so stability shoes are often designed to push your foot to the outside (fortunately shoe companies are slowly moving away from this). If it naturally goes that way, well, sprains will happen. If he has high arches (I have no idea) they need to make sure he's wearing shoes than emphasize and allow pronation.I was at the game tonight and I was watching Clingan on his movements around the court warming up and shooting.
I noticed that he walks on the outside of his feet. He puts a lot of weight on the outside of his feet while the inside of his feet are almost curled up off the ground. It's weird, but could that be a reason for the feet and ankle issues that he is having.