by Laurie Knechtel | Nov 6, 2023 | Foot Conditions, Footwear, Professional Foot Care, Shoes
Tips for Foot Health & Odour Control As fall and winter bring colder, wetter weather, many of us face the daily struggle of keeping our shoes dry and comfortable. Wet shoes are not only inconvenient, but they can also have negative impacts on our foot health and...
by Laurie Knechtel | Aug 23, 2023 | Footwear, Shoes
In the ever-evolving world of fashion, there’s a delightful trend that’s been taking the streets and runways by storm: dresses paired with sneakers. This seemingly unconventional combination has gained momentum in recent years, revolutionizing the way we...
by Laurie Knechtel | Apr 26, 2023 | Footwear, Orthotics, Shoes
Shoes are one of the most essential parts of our daily lives, and a good pair can last us years. Most people, however, keep wearing their shoes until they are falling apart or uncomfortable to wear. While it can be tough to say goodbye to a favourite pair, it is...
by Active Alignment | Jan 22, 2023 | Footwear, Health, Injuries, Shoes, Sporting
The winter season brings many things: colder temperatures, shorter days, and the potential for winter injuries. These injuries can occur when people are playing winter sports, walking on icy sidewalks, or even simply shoveling snow. In this post, we will discuss some...
by Active Alignment | Dec 28, 2022 | Foot Conditions, Orthotics, Pedorthics, Professional Foot Care, Shoes, Toe Conditions
Did you know the term “Bunion” doesn’t actually refer to the crooked or angled position of the big toe? Most people don’t recognize the difference between a Bunion and Hallux Valgus, and that the latter is actually the proper term for what many call a bunion. The term...
by Active Alignment | Nov 21, 2022 | Footwear, Shoes, Sporting
Many of us were raised having one pair of shoes for all physical activity, footwear that was generally referred to as “sneakers” or “running shoes”. But with the myriad types of physical activity that demand different types of movement, it’s actually quite important...
