No: Usually those who overpronate have flattened arches.
Answered 4/30/2014
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Usually not.: High arches tend to be associated with more rigid feet that under pronate. However, you can have a high, but unstable arch. Keep in mind that the height of your arch when seated isn't as important as the difference in your arch height between the seated and standing position.
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High arches: High arched feet is a bio mechanical condition that may be genetic, but is not caused from hyper pronation. It comes from supination. There may be a neurological component that should be investigated. See your podiatrist for an evaluation.
Answered 10/5/2013
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