Ha! He mentions the golgi
bodies here, and the contributions of grazing stance to high-low heel
syndrome. Doesn't sound like the grazing stance theory is being
discredited here too much.
I know people who uses Moses
Gonzales that Dr. Ridgway mentions. His brother, Tony Gonzalez, wrote a
book called "Proper Balance Movement - A Diary of Lameness". I use this
model for my own barefoot trimming, so when I don't get medial-lateral balance
from a professional farrier job - I go crazy and fire
farriers. I would have used Moses, but Beau couldn't go the
six-week cycle before Moses can get back to our area. He was long at
five weeks. Now that he's barefoot it seems like I'm nipping off his
heel and bars every three weeks so that he can get positive frog pressure in
that one hoof, otherwise his bars starts laying over and his heel
contracts....
