Pes

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Pes

An ancient Roman unit of length approximately equivalent to 296 millimeters.
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Considering the morphological characteristics of the foot, the most prone to injury were the varus hindfoot (87.5%) and the cavus arch (71.4%): these two conditions are often associated in the cavus foot. The fact that cavus foot is more prone to injuries in general is not surprising, due to its less flexible structure.
Foot and lower limb diseases in runners: assessment of risk factors
The first metatarsal may be plantarflexed (cavus foot).
The validity and reliability of a simple semantic classification of foot posture
An overly tight tendon of the peroneus longus muscle is typical of the rigid pes cavus foot type, and easily locks the first ray down into plantar flexion, making the foot even more rigid and shifting weight onto the lateral arch.65 In dance, this leads to poor technique, especially landings in demi-plie that lack shock absorption.
Biomechanics of the foot in dance a literature review

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