Hattie MacMillan

As explained in the previous videos, our ability to accurately measure the biomechanics of how you move is dependent on reflective markers applied to landmarks of your foot, ankle, knee, hip, pelvis and thorax.

We apply up to 64 markers to your body to describe how you move. This provides us a level of unprecedented detail that is not possible with standard 2D video gait analysis commonly seen in practice.

Take a look at it all in action.

Take a look at how we approach individualised footwear for all of our patients. All of our podiatrists believe in prescribing the appropriate footwear for each patient, and we are lucky enough to continue to work with shoe companies such as ASICS to test and measure comfort of their shoes.

The last segment of our 3-part series explains the data that we collect post Gait Analysis, in real time with the reflective markers and the report.