[0:00] Introduction
[0:54] Is this even important – to understand the pathomechanics of plantar forefoot blisters?
- [1:54] Let’s watch the original pathomechanics of friction blisters video
https://youtu.be/LqLspBBj9as?si=hsSjvCiHHzdWJtyf
[15:22] Recap – 4 things
- Friction is NOT rubbing
- Shear is the stretching
- Shear peaks in a state of static friction
- Biphasic shear event
[19:22] Preventing plantar forefoot blisters
- [20:26] Reduce bone movement
- [22:11] Reduce friction force (by reducing pressure)
- [23:50] Reduce friction force (by reducing the coefficient of friction)
- [25:24] Absorb shear
- [26:11] Spread shear load
[26:54] Q&A
- [26:57] Can you demonstrate blister taping technique on an actual foot
Taping Youtube playlist - [28:39] Would Vicks prevent blisters
- [29:05] Interested in medial 1st MPJ edge blisters
Learn more about medial forefoot edge blisters here - [31:37] Can you walk/run 100km blister-free – yes!
- [35:18] How to prevent them
- [35:43] How to manage blisters
- [39:36] How to decide on first line blister therapy
[48:55] Wrapping up