Module 9: Orthotics and Lifts
CPOYA® Physician's Network
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15m
Discover Dr. Tim Maggs’ orthotics‑first approach to structural care, built on 40+ years of clinical experience and extensive biomechanical research. In this module, Dr. Maggs explains why 100% of people experience some degree of arch collapse, why symmetry of the feet—not custom correction of each foot—is the real goal, and how X‑ray analysis of femoral head height reveals when lifts are needed to restore true structural balance.
You’ll learn how high‑quality over‑the‑counter orthotics, combined with precise X‑ray‑guided lifts, can:
•Correct foundational imbalances before symptoms appear
•Reduce long‑term musculoskeletal stress and injury risk
•Support youth athletes through growth with better biomechanics
•Shift care from a reactive model to a proactive structural paradigm
This training shows you how to implement a repeatable system in your practice—starting orthotics for every patient, identifying when lifts are required, and using objective imaging to track change over time.
Find out more and access tools like the Structural Fingerprint® Student Athlete Medical Record at:
https://www.drtimmaggs.com
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