I continue to deal with my pronated left foot....
The tech originally set the blade to the inside, but it didn't feel right (the back actually felt like it was to the outside), and took some video that showed it didn't correct the pronation, so I had him reset the blade to the center.
Since then, I've gotten Superfeet (black) and been adding furniture discs as homemade wedging. Took more video (different, better angles) that showed *I think* an improvement but not totally corrected. The wedge I've got on the left is almost 3/4" tall (but less than that when I'm standing on it), so I can't add any more safely. Between the wedge, superfeet, and my high heeled dance boots, my heels are now ridiculously high and the volume in the boot is too much and they are too tight (though can still skate).
I'm going to have to do something in addition to the wedge. I can have him try to reset the blade to the inside to my satisfaction, or I can ask if he can add a shim.
When I was a teen, my left blade was set inside. At least, the heel was, really far inside. I always thought that was the reason I didn't have a proper one foot spin (I'd spin on my toepick). I'm wondering if a shim would cause a similar problem, for skills done on the left foot (spinning foot).
All the posts I can find on shimming online have to do with hockey players, but I'm pretty sure there's someone on this board who has them.
Opinions?