MasterStep Orthotics

09/09/2026

A “good shoe” isn't necessarily the most expensive shoe or the most popular brand.
The right shoe should offer the appropriate:
* Size
* Shape
* Materials
* Fit
* Intended use
When you first try on a shoe, it should be comfortable without areas of unnecessary pressure.
Proper footwear can play an important role in preventing and managing foot problems.
MasterStep can also help provide expert guidance on the type of shoe that works well with the size and shape of your individual foot.

09/07/2026

Episode 1: Part 5 The Next Step Podcast with Chris and Bo Hamil
Special Guest Ronnie Burchfield

09/07/2026

09/04/2026

Are you avoiding certain activities because you know your feet are going to hurt?
Changing shoes constantly? Cutting walks short? Sitting down whenever you get the chance?
Foot pain can have a real impact on your quality of life.
Instead of continually working around the problem, let’s find out what may be contributing to it.
Take the next step and schedule an evaluation with MasterStep Orthotics.

09/02/2026

Heel pain affects a lot of people, and while plantar fasciitis is a common cause, it isn’t the only possibility.
Heel pain may also be associated with:
* Achilles tendinitis
* Bruising of the heel
* Loss of the heel fat pad
* Stress fractures
Orthotics can help balance the foot, offload pressure from the heel, and provide cushioning where it is needed.
If your heel keeps hurting, identifying what is actually causing the pain is an important first step.

08/31/2026

Episode 1: Part 4 The Next Step Podcast with Chris and Bo Hamil
Special Guest Ronnie Burchfield

08/26/2026

What Exactly Is an Orthotic?
Orthotics are designed to help improve function and reduce pain and pressure on the feet.
Depending on the individual and the problem being addressed, an orthotic may be hard, soft, or a combination of materials. Some are available off the shelf, while others are custom fabricated specifically for the patient.
At MasterStep Orthotics, our custom orthotics begin with a professional evaluation and a cast of the individual’s foot.
One important thing to remember: your orthotic should be designed for YOUR foot — not just a particular pair of shoes.
And above all? It should be comfortable.

08/24/2026

Episode 1: Part 2 The Next Step Podcast with Chris and Bo Hamil
Special Guest Ronnie Burchfield