Biomechanic
What is it about?
Biomechanics is the science that studies how the human body moves and how forces act upon it during walking, running, or posture.
At our clinic, we specialize in sports biomechanics, computerized gait analysis, and pediatric podiatry, offering a comprehensive and personalized approach for every type of patient.
We conduct foot pressure studies for both children and adults, as well as athletes of all levels — from amateurs to professionals.
These computerized examinations, performed both in static and dynamic conditions, are carried out using a pressure platform with baropodometric analysis, which evaluates the distribution of loads and the foot’s points of support.
Thanks to this technology, we can detect abnormalities, prevent injuries, and design personalized treatments and insoles tailored to each patient.
Based on the information obtained and a global assessment of posture (spine, hip, knee, ankle, and foot), we determine the origin of the biomechanical problem and establish the most appropriate treatment in each case.
When the diagnosis requires it, we create custom-made insoles (orthotic devices) adapted to the specific needs of each individual.
Custom Insoles
We create custom-made insoles, designed completely individually according to the type of foot strike, daily or sports activity, and therapeutic goals.
We use lightweight, adaptable, and state-of-the-art materials that provide cushioning, stability, propulsion, and comfort.
Custom insoles help correct imbalances, improve foot function, and reduce pain or overload.
The orthotic treatment aims to rehabilitate and prevent biomechanical alterations, promoting a more natural, balanced, and efficient gait.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Biomechanics and Insoles
Yes.
During sports practice, the body supports up to three times its weight.
An incorrect footstrike, repeated with every stride, can cause tendinitis, plantar fasciitis, muscle strains, or muscle overload.
At our clinic, we perform a complete sports biomechanical analysis, prevent injuries, and advise you on the most suitable footwear.
Custom sports insoles improve cushioning, propulsion, and stability, optimizing your performance.
A child's gait study can be performed from the age of four, unless a pediatrician recommends doing it earlier.
The early diagnosis of conditions such as flexible flat feet allows us to conduct annual follow-ups using computerized studies and ensure the correct development of the foot.
Yes, and very frequently.
The feet are the foundation of the body, and improper support can disrupt postural balance.
Differences in leg length or compensations while walking can cause pain in the knees, hips, or back.
In these cases, a complete biomechanical assessment can help you correct the origin of the problem and relieve the discomfort.
Of course.
Prolonged standing at work, such as in the hospitality or retail industries, generates continuous pressure on the same areas of the foot, causing pain, fatigue, and progressive deformities.
Accommodative insoles redistribute body weight and improve daily comfort, helping you end your day with your feet feeling more rested.