Foot Function Tracking
To help you become aware of your symptoms, use this chart to track your foot function as you engage in your sport for a 1-2 week period.
Instructions: For each training date, indicate the time, mile or another marker to indicate the onset of pain or discomfort. Check the column that refers to the region of the body experiencing discomfort or use a rating scale of 1-10 to describe the intensity of pain. Use as many rows as necessary to describe your symptoms. Use a separate chart for each sport or separate activity.
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Activity:
| Date | Time/ Mile Marker/ Other indicator: ________ | Heel/ Rearfoot Pain | Arch/ Midfoot Pain | Toe/ Forefoot Pain | Ankle Pain | Shin Pain |
Other discomfort/ Instability/ Fatigue | Acute (new) or Chronic (persistent) symptoms |
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How do you manage or alleviate your discomfort?
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How does your sports discomfort compare with your daily walking and prolonged standing?
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Notes: (prior mileage, miles on shoes, etc.):
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