
At Spennymoor Foot Clinic, we take a detailed approach to gait and biomechanical analysis to understand how your body moves, functions, and distributes weight. Our goal is to identify the root causes of discomfort or inefficiency and provide targeted solutions to improve movement, reduce pain, and enhance performance.
Our biomechanical specialist, Paul, brings a unique perspective with a background in professional sport. He regularly works with athletes and has undergone extensive training and professional development to continually refine his skills and deliver advanced treatments.
We use gait and motion pressure plate technology to provide precise, data-driven assessments. This allows us to:
Based on the assessment, we can recommend personalised treatments, including custom orthotics and movement guidance, designed to support your feet, improve alignment, and optimise overall function.
With Paul’s expertise and our advanced technology, every assessment is thorough, accurate, and tailored to your individual needs, whether you’re an athlete or seeking everyday comfort and mobility.
Our expert team uses advanced gait and motion analysis to understand how your body functions and provide tailored solutions, helping you prevent injury, reduce pain, and improve overall performance.
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Pain, recurring injuries, or feeling “out of alignment” rarely start where the symptoms show up. Our biomechanics and gait analysis service looks at how your body moves as a whole, identifying the root cause, not just the painful area.
Whether you’re dealing with everyday discomfort or pushing your body through sport, we help you move more efficiently, with less pain and greater confidence.
Ongoing pain is often linked to poor movement patterns, joint overload, or muscle imbalances. We assess how your feet interact with the ground and how this affects the knees, hips, and lower back — then correct the cause.
Uneven weight-bearing, leg length differences, collapsed arches, or altered walking patterns can lead to pain and fatigue. Our assessments identify subtle imbalances before they become bigger problems.
From runners to avid gym goers to golf enthusiasts to team-sport athletes, biomechanics plays a huge role in speed, efficiency, and injury risk. We help:
Shin splints, plantar fasciitis, Achilles pain, knee pain, stress injuries, many are caused by excessive pressure or poor load distribution. We focus on offloading stressed areas and restoring natural movement.
After surgery to the foot, ankle, knee, or hip, altered gait is common. We support recovery by: