Biomechanical Assessment

On site Biomechanics lab for assessment and treatment of foot knee and back pain. Accurate assessment is the key to understanding the cause of your injury

Gait analysis. Benefit from being assessed using high specification diagnostic equipment including our foot pressure plate system

Sports Injury and Injury Prevention. James has treated national and international athletes from across the North East of England

In-house Orthotics Lab. High performance custom made orthotics

Experienced in treating biomechanical injuries associated with the foot and lower limb. Comprehensive Biomechanical Assessment

We can treat foot pain, knee pain, and back pain effectively

Individual treatment plans, tailored to your needs

Referral to relevant Medical professionals if appropriate 

• Traditional manual assessment of your musculoskeletal system. A thorough examination of joint movements.
• Sophisticated pressure plate technology to identify dysfunction and imbalance. We can record your footprint as you stand, walk or run and analyse the data.

The assessment will take around 45 minutes to an hour. If possible please wear shorts. This enables us to examine your lower limb mechanics more easily. Please bring any training shoes or footwear you commonly wear

• Identification of the Injury and the likely cause of injury
• Exercises to Stretch and Strengthen muscles and joints
• A discussion about your daily activity to identify potential overuse
• Footwear Advice
• Referral to physiotherapy and other appropriate professionals if and when required.
• In some cases we recommend Orthotics (shoe inserts) to improve foot and lower limb function. Any prescription of orthotics will be discussed prior to being made.

We have sophisticated casting technology to enable Custom made (Moulded) Orthotics to be manufactured in our in house Orthotics lab.

A Biomechanical Assessment provides the information to treat a range of injures to the musculokeletal system such as Heel Pain (plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendon pain), Knee Pain, Mortons Neuroma,  ball of the foot pain and Tibialis Posterior Tendon Dysfunction to name but a few.