BIOMECHANIC

Studies the static and dynamic phenomena that interact to cause movement in human beings.

• Ascending imbalances:

  The position and movement of the foot influences the knee, hip and up to the spinal column as far as the jaw. The body will go into stress mode to adapt to the foot.

• Bottom-down imbalances:

  Chronic tension in the jaw, back or diaphragm will limit movement in these areas and directly affect how the chain of muscles work ending in the foot. Thus, the foot will go into stress to adapt to the rest of the body.

• Computer analysis of pressure points be they static or dynamic gives us accurate information with regards to the load and ability/inability of the body to bear them correctly.

• Muscle Test is used to diagnose necessary treatment – whereby the body tells us whether the treatment is contributing positively or negatively to recovery.

MADE-TO-MEASURE SUPPORT SOLES to improve balance:

• TAD Technique is where the foot acts as the flexible mould on which to adapt the materials while still hot and obtain the most comfortable and flexible results.
• Adaptation on mould happens where the structural component is the main part and balance relies on greater support.
• Posturology is reprogramming the way we walk with minimum intervention.