pronation
In German, 'Pronation' is used in the same context as in English, especially in medical and sports contexts. It refers to the inward roll of the foot and ankle as part of the natural movement of the body during walking or running. The term is also used in anatomy to describe the rotation of a body part, such as the forearm or hand, so that the palm faces downward or backward.
The doctor examines the pronation of your arm.
This sentence is used in a medical context where a doctor is checking the natural tendency of a patient's arm to turn inwards, a movement commonly referred to as 'pronation' in English.
The correct pronation of the foot is important when running.
This sentence is often used in the context of sports and health, particularly when discussing running techniques. Pronation of the foot refers to the way the foot rolls inward to distribute the force of impact on the ground.
Your pronation can be improved with special insoles.
This sentence could be used by a podiatrist or shoe salesperson, suggesting that the use of special insoles can help improve the wearer's foot pronation, thus enhancing their comfort and reducing potential damage or injury.