Sports Injury
(Also see Rossiters Treatment)

Biomechanics
The ground we walk is man made and we yield to it, it does not yield to us. The more this is intensified e.g. poor footwear, running, jumping the more adaptation. This adaptation causes miss alignment of the joints not only in the foot but the whole body If you take your ankle and move it watch the effect it has on your forefoot, Knee, hip, lower back, spine, shoulders and neck.

So by adapting the person naturally within the shoe by insoles to the ground this aims to rebalance the individual and reduce many problems including callous, heel/ankle pain, knee/hip and lower back pain.

Biomechanical Assessment
A Biomechanical Assessment involves a complex evaluation of the feet, legs and body position whilst weight bearing and non-weight bearing.

Assessment includes evaluation of muscle strength, range-of-motion, and the relationships of the foot and leg. The information gained from a biomechanical assessment forms the basis for a treatment plan and whether or not an insole/orthotic may help the individual.

Insoles maybe basic with a few additions or more complexed and custom made for the individual by casting their feet. They are uniquely fitted on the same day to the individual, helping to re-balance the lower limb, improve performance and therefore reduce the risk of injury.

Many top professionals including the French National Football team, Lee Westwood, Stuart Pearce and many others wear these ‘Specialist sport performance insoles’