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Gait Analysis & Assessment

Specialist sports gait analysis and assessment clinic

Based in Glasgow, near George Cross

Gait analysis & assessment services for sports injuries

A gait analysis will assess how you run or walk to help us understand why you are experiencing pain in various areas of your body.

In particular, Gait Analysis is the analysis of the alignment of the foot, knee, hip, spin, shoulder and head.  When we walk, different forces pass around the foot, knee, hip and spine.  The change in magnitude or angle of these force vectors can change the position/alignment of the joints of the body and this therefore can completely alter the muscle pattern around those joints.

Our clinicians will perform your gait analysis, talk you through the results and recommend a treatment for your particular condition.

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Our prices

Our range of biomechanical assessments are performed at our clinic in Glasgow. When you contact us we will advise you on the correct service to choose and how much it will cost before you book.

£72

Foot & Ankle Biomechanical Assessment

From £135

Full Video Gait Analysis

£54

Biomechanical Analysis Review

Gait analysis and assessment services

Our sports injury clinic offers gait analysis and assessment services for athletes of all skill levels, type of sporting activity, ages and injuries. You can browse our categories below for more information or contact us to book an initial assessment with our team.

Gait Analysis for Running

A gait analysis for running includes non-weight bearing assessment, static stance assessment, walking assessment and running analysis to help determine the cause of your pain or discomfort.

Gait Analysis for Walking

Similar to a gait analysis for running, we help you understand the cause of any pains, injuries or discomfort when walking, whether that be day to day walking, or longer distance walking and hiking.

Custom Orthotics for Sports

Custom orthotics work to help improve your gait and overall balance of your body, which may have been contributing to pain in your feet, ankles, knees, hips or upper body.

What is a gait analysis?

Information can be collected throughout the gait analysis which collectively should be able to conclude which the areas of their body that are taking more load, and therefore either at risk of injury, overloaded and causing pain, or already injured as a result of these abnormal forces.

By the time the gait analysis appointment is complete the patient should understand how they walk or run, the effect this has on the joints of the body and how to improve this.

The gait analysis leads to the prescription / treatment plan and this could include all or some of the following; KCR to stretch and realign and straighten the body, foot mobilisation, foot orthotics, or small changes to your walking habits such as shorter step length, increased arm swing.

Our Gait Analysis includes a static stance assessment, non weight bearing assessment of how the small joints of the feet work, and the detailed gait analysis.

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Get in touch with us

We can assist in the diagnosis, assessment and treatment for most sporting injuries and work with clients ranging from professional athletes to people taking up a sport for the first time. When you contact us we will advise on the best service for your injury and how much it will cost before booking.


Frequently asked questions

Here are some of the most commonly asked questions from patients who haven’t yet had a gait analysis.

What does a gait analysis tell you?

A gait analysis will tell you if your body is misaligned while walking or running, and indicate what impact this is having on other joints and muscles.

What happens at a gait analysis appointment?

At your gait analysis appointment, our clinician will conduct a static stance assessment, non weight bearing assessment and a detailed gait analysis. They will then talk you through the results and recommend a treatment for your condition.

Is a gait analysis worth it?

A gait analysis is worth it if you are experiencing pain or discomfort in your feet, ankles, knees, hips, back or shoulders after walking or running.

How much does a gait analysis cost?

At the Body Foot and Leg Clinic, a full video gait analysis starts at £98.