Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Clinical gait analysis can be used to assess children with various walking problems. It may also lead to lower ...

If an album of cringey finish line photos is your only clue to what you look like when you run, it may be time to shoot—and watch—your own video. Using just your phone or tablet, you can film yourself ...

With the London marathon fast approaching, you might be thinking about improving your running performance. Whether you're a complete beginner or trying everything to take some time off your PB, a ...

What is Involved in a Clinical Gait Analysis Test? That is, How is it Performed? As indicated above, clinical gait analysis involves the measurement of the patient's gait pattern with specialized ...

Which Patients Can Benefit from a Clinical Gait Analysis? Computerized gait analysis techniques are appropriate for any adult or child who has a gait problem requiring treatment. Because of the ...

It would seem a simple question: what part of your foot hits the ground first when you’re running – heel or toe? But most runners get it wrong. That’s according to a new study, published in the ...

Falling is one of the biggest risks older adults face. As you age, your body doesn’t move the way it used to. You might lose strength, your vision may fade, and your balance becomes harder to maintain ...

Canine gait analysis and biomechanics represent a rapidly evolving field that integrates kinematic and kinetic evaluations with neuromuscular assessments to provide a comprehensive understanding of ...