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Edward S. Glaser, DPM

Edward S. Glaser, DPM

Dr. Edward S. Glaser, DPM is the founder of Sole Supports and developer of MASS Posture Theory, an engineering-based model of foot biomechanics. With a background in mechanical engineering (SUNY Stony Brook) and podiatric medicine (New York College of Podiatric Medicine), Dr. Glaser has dedicated more than 30 years to re-envisioning orthotic therapy. His innovations, published in the Foot and Ankle Foundation Online Journal, have led to the production of over a million custom orthotics worldwide. Recognized nationally and internationally, he continues to advance biomechanical correction of the foot and lower extremity under Sole Supports’ guiding value: “We make people better.”

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    Athletic trainers frequently lack a concise, repeatable process to evaluate foot posture/timing and to integrate orthoses appropriately with loading and return-to-sport (activity) plans. The practice gap shows up as: (a) inconsistent impression/casting quality and calibration to bodyweight/activity/shoe class; (b) uncertainty about when orthoses are likely to help (e.g., patellofemoral pain, plantar-heel pain) vs when they should not replace loading (e.g., Achilles); (c) low confidence verifying fit at dispense and initiating early micro-modifications; and (d) weak break-in and follow-up routines (48-hr/14-day,+). These gaps drive avoidable discomfort, poor adherence, and time lost from sport (activity). A focused, skills-based course that...