It is measured from the side of the shoe and from the bottom of the heel tip to the top at the middle of the heel.(ie. Where you would put the centre of your weight on the heel). See similar questions...

This will depend on what type of dancing you do, hence it is best asking your dance instructor for their recommendation. If the first option is not available, a general rule you can keep in mind is the lower the heel height, the more control you will have over your dancing as keeping your balance is much easier. See similar questions...

Yes, but the block doesn't need to go the full height of the heel to effectively block it and keep it from rotating. See similar questions...

This procedure requires that the measurer have a clinometer with a % slope scale. The measurer moves back to a point where the top of the tree is directly visible. For trees over 100 feet tall possessing broad crowns, this distance will usually be 150 feet or more. Using the clinometer, the spot on the trunk that is at eye level is identified and the distance from the eye to the level point on the trunk is measured with a tape or laser rangefinder. See similar questions...

The floor-to-floor height is the height of your stair. It reaches from the surface of the bottom floor to the surface of the top floor. It is NOT a floor-to-ceiling height. You may have plans that will help you calculate this amount, but it is advisable to measure once the floor s are installed --often homes are built slightly different than shown in the plans. You may be able to measure the distance through the open stairwell. See similar questions...

To get the standard height measurement of the opening, be sure to measure the height in several locations. Normal gates are 3/4" off the floor when installed and are built normally to the shortest dimension. Watch for irregularities in the flooring and be sure there is room above the opening for face mounted gates. Always measure the "finished" floor to the top of the track. See similar questions...

We measure it based on a typical tire in the middle of the top tube. You'll have a bit extra top tube clearance on the rear half of the bike and you'll find it a bit tight up front. See similar questions...

The AchilloTrain support has a heel cushion built in to take pressure off the Achilles tendon. Every AchilloTrain product comes with an extra heel cushion for the unaffected foot. This is to keep one leg from being longer than the other which would cause a person to walk abnormally and create other biomechanical problems (back pain, joint pain, etc.). See similar questions...

Explained to me by the powers that be: The ethos of the Naxo is to make no compromises for downhill performance. To that end, the Naxo touring latch/lift is designed to absolutely not flip to touring mode while downhill skiing. The longer the lift/lever is, the more easily this can happen -- thus, the Naxo has a shorter lift/lever. See similar questions...

A lot depends on what is customary in your part of the world. Scientifically we use meters, peak to trough, but at the beach that is pretty meaningless because everyone else there is using different 'scale', and each area has it's own scale. [almost, but not quite entirely unlike feet]. It is usual to adhere to local custom, however as alt. See similar questions...

Every 2-3 weeks; more often would make the measurement error larger than the expected increment over time; less often would leave too long a time delay for reassurance when growth is fine, or detection of abnormal growth if present. See similar questions...

The manual says 150 cc's (volume). Marzocchi technical support told me 45-55 mm from the top of the threads inside the fork legs with the springs removed and the fork's outer legs fully compressed. I've had excellent success using the height method. The easiest method to measure the height is to use a straw (of course, don't use it ever again). Take the straw and draw a mark around the middle of it. Now, measure down from your line 45, 50, and 55 mm and make marks at each increment. See similar questions...

No. Most likely this type of system will need to be built into when it is manufactured. It will be difficult to make an add on kit. See similar questions...

Answer: Believe it or not I have been only able to find that specification in one spot. Refer to Studebaker Service Bulletin #320 page 7. It is telling the technicians that the front end height is determined by the distance between the upper rebound bumper and the bottom of the upper control arm. To quote them," To adjust, install front links of the required length to bring the clearance within approximately 1" at the rebound bumpers plus or minus 3/8". See similar questions...

Both the HP and HS (at the tall height) are designed to fit in a standard 8 foot ceiling (about 7 1/2 feet). The HS has a short ceiling setting at about 6 1/2 feet. See similar questions...

Heel-Right™ comes in 2 sizes. Please refer to our size chart to determine the correct size for your foot. See similar questions...

Heel pain is not uncommon among the over-40 crowd. There are several causes and you should consult your doctor if you have persistent problems. Good shoes that fit properly are very important. See similar questions...

The most common cause of heel pain is incorrect foot movement during walking or running. This can place too much stress on the heel bone and the soft tissues that attach to it. An example of incorrect foot movement is excessive pronation - leaning inward as each step is completed. See similar questions...

Heel pain, plantar fasciitis or heel spur syndrome is caused by an abnormal and excessive pull of the plantar fascia at its insertion. Morning pain and pain after periods of rest is characteristic and can progress to pain all the time. 90% of patients with Heel Pain can be treated successfully without surgical intervention. Treatment is aimed at reducing the soft inflammation tissue via strapping, oral anti-inflammatories, injection and orthotics. See similar questions...