Congratulations! You’ve invested in a pair of Gaitscan custom orthotics. They’ve been custom designed and prescribed by your physiotherapist for you based upon: The type & degree of biomechanics control you requireYour activity levelsYour physical statusThe type...
Orthotics are prescribed and worn for a variety of reasons. They are also known as insoles, shoe inserts or orthoses. The most common reasons orthotics are recommended are: Arch and heel pain (Plantar Fasciitis) Lower leg tendonitis (Achilles tendonitis and posterior...
With 6 days to go until our opening, here’s another chance to win a free computerised foot analysis. With so much going on in your feet, and such a crucial part to play in your day to day movement – seeing what’s going on with your feet can be really...
To celebrate our much anticipated clinic move, we’re giving away a prize every day to everyone who likes or follows us on social media and shoes the daily post. To kick off the advent countdown, today we are giving away a free computerised foot scan. During this...
We are seeing and hearing from an increasing number of people who are suffering with quite debilitating pain on the sole of their foot. This common complaint is often the result of a condition known as Plantar Fasciitis. Interestingly, over the last week I’ve...
What are orthotics? Orthotics, orthoses, shoe inserts, insoles……whatever name they are known by, are foot supports which fit in your shoes to help your feet move more efficiently. They are made of moulded pieces of rubber, leather, plastic, or other...
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