Table 2. Results of plantar 6 pressures during exercise.

	N	Forefoot PPP		Midfoot PPP		Heel PPP
		(KPa)	% change	(KPa)	% change	(KPa)	% change
Level Walking	15	230.5 (62.1)		113.5(66.6)		169.5 (47.4)
Treadmill	15	260.9(79.4)*	13.2	121.9 (57.6)	7.4	170.7 (43.7)	0.7
Heel Raises	14	316.7(90.5)#	27.2	136.2 (112.8)	20.2	108.9 (59.4)#	−35.8
Toe Raises	15	58.1 (44.7)#	−74.8	58.8 (23.3)#	−48.2	205.3 (66.1)	21.1
Single leg standing	15	149.7(115.8)*	−35.1	123.2 (49.7)	8.5	163.3 (61)	−3.7
Stair Climbing	15	202.4 (76.4)*	−12.2	119.2 (55.1)	4.9	120.1 (51)#	−29.2
Sit to stand	15	93.1 (53)#	−59.6	59.9 (27.1)#	−47.2	109.8 (37.9)#	−35.2
Recumbent Bike	15	59.3 (29.6)#	−74.3	47.8 (26.7)#	−57.9	28.3 (14.5)#	−83.2
Upright Bike	15	38.3 (23.8)#	−83.4	36.4 (21.2)#	−67.9	38 (24.9)#	−77.6
Plantar Flexion	15	38.2 (14)#	-83.4	19.8 (10.1)#	-82.5	34.4 (15.7)#	−79.5
Balance Ball Exercise	15	46.5 (20.4)#	−79.8	23.5 (11.1)#	−79.3	52.4 (21)#	−69.1
Pvalues	14	<0.01		<0.01		<0.01

Data is represented as mean (SD) unless otherwise indicated.

% change = % increase or decrease from level walking

P values are from the repeated measures ANOVA results (calculated from complete data on 14 subjects) for the peak plantar pressures during different exercises in each anatomical region.

PPP = Peak Plantar Pressure

^*indicates difference from level walking in each anatomical region based on post hoc t-tests from ANOVA results (P<0.05)

^#indicates difference from level walking in each anatomical region based on post hoc t-tests from ANOVA results (P <0.01)