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Braine-l’Alleud site

Rue Wayez, 35
1420 Braine l'Alleud
Belgium

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EMERGENCY : 02 434 93 21
Delta site

Boulevard du Triomphe, 201
1160 Bruxelles
Belgium

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EMERGENCY : 02 434 88 00
Ste-Anne St-Remi site

Boulevard Jules Graindor, 66
1070 Bruxelles
Belgium

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EMERGENCY : 02 434 30 63

If you need immediate medical, fire or police assistance, please dial 112.

DIALL 112

Sports podiatry

Running biomechanics can differ from walking biomechanics. This difference may create mechanical stress that leads to pain during physical activity. A specific assessment is therefore necessary.

  • static postural analysis
  • gait analysis
  • dynamic running analysis
  • analysis of sporting movements
  • assessment of sports footwear
  • evaluation of repetitive stress
  • plantar pain
  • tendinitis
  • shin pain
  • knee pain
  • mechanical overload
  • recurrent injuries
  • instability during activity

The podiatrist advises on sports footwear based on:

  • biomechanics
  • type of sport
  • training volume
  • training surface

Specific insoles can be designed to:

  • correct alignment
  • reduce mechanical stress
  • improve comfort
  • optimise force transmission

They are manufactured using appropriate technologies such as thermoforming, CAD-CAM, or 3D printing.