BIOMECHANICS

The study of the body network and its mobility as a unit.

• Ascending imbalances. The positions and movements of the foot influence the knees and hips, which in turn influence the spine, all the way to the jaw. The body stresses itself to adapt to the foot.
• Descending Imbalances. Chronic tension in the jaw, back, or diaphragm limits movement in these areas and directly affects the function of the affected muscle chains that end in the foot. The foot then becomes stressed trying to adapt to the rest of the body.
• Computerized pressure analysis, both static and dynamic, provides us with specific and valuable information about loads and the body's capabilities and inabilities to handle them.
• Muscle testing as a diagnostic method for the most necessary treatment. This is how the body informs you whether the treatment is successful or counterproductive.

CUSTOM ADAPTATION OF PLANTAR SUPPORTS:

A means for the best balance.

• TAD Technique. The foot is the most flexible mold, onto which hot materials can be molded to achieve optimal comfort and flexibility.
• Molded adaptation. When the structural component is the priority and balance depends on the greatest support.
• Podoposturology. The adventure of reprogramming your walking style with minimal stimulation.