
Originally Posted by
nscrbug
Ok, since I've never heard the terms used before...I have to ask what exactly is an Irish, Greek, or Roman foot? How do they all differ?
Foot structure.
It's more than just toe lengths, but the quickest way to guess at your foot structure type is to look at your toes.
If you have a second toe that is longer than your first toe, and/or if your toes are very long - might be Irish or Greek (or "Royal") foot.
If your second toe is shorter than your first toe, and/or if your toes are very short - might be Roman foot.
There are more distinctions than that (metatarsal proportions, toe break angle, etc.) but that's the short cut definition.
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