When standing, the foot is typically not in what position?

In a standing position, the foot is usually not fully dorsiflexed. Dorsiflexion occurs when the toes point upwards toward the shin, which is not a common or relaxed position for the foot when standing. Instead, in a neutral or relaxed standing stance, the foot is generally in a position where the ankle is slightly plantarflexed, allowing for balanced weight distribution across the foot.

Fully plantarflexed would mean the toes are pointing downwards, a position that can occur when standing on the toes, but it is not the standard position for most people at rest. Full inversion and full eversion refer to the inward and outward rolling of the foot, respectively. While these positions may occur during various activities or gait patterns, they are not typically adopted in a stable standing posture.