Gait Analysis with Wintrack

Wintrack gait analysis is an advanced tool used to assess and diagnose foot-related issues such as flat feet, inward or outward foot positioning, and dynamic changes during walking or running. The system utilizes a pressure-sensitive floor that captures detailed data about the way a person walks or runs, providing insights into foot mechanics, weight distribution, and gait patterns.

Key Benefits of Wintrack Gait Analysis

• Precise Detection of Foot Abnormalities: By analyzing the pressure distribution across the foot, Wintrack can accurately detect issues such as flatfoot (pes planus), pronation (inward rolling), or supination (outward rolling) that may lead to discomfort or injury if left unaddressed.

• Dynamic Analysis: Unlike static foot assessments, Wintrack captures dynamic changes, offering a comprehensive view of how the foot interacts with the ground during motion, allowing for a more accurate diagnosis of biomechanical problems.

• Customized Solutions: Based on the analysis, treatment options can include education, exercise programs, and custom footwear recommendations. If needed, personalized orthotic insoles can be produced using CNC laser technology to correct or protect foot mechanics.

  
  

Scientific Support for Gait Analysis

Medical literature supports the efficacy of pressure-based gait analysis systems like Wintrack in diagnosing and managing foot pathologies. Studies show that dynamic foot pressure analysis can play a crucial role in preventing injuries, particularly in athletes, and aid in managing conditions such as plantar fasciitis, arthritis, and other musculoskeletal disorders​.

Additionally, customized orthotics created from precise data have been shown to improve foot function and alleviate pain​

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Tailored Orthotics Production

In cases where corrective support is necessary, CNC laser technology allows for the creation of precise, custom orthotics based on the individual’s foot structure. These insoles can provide the necessary support to improve alignment, correct foot mechanics, and reduce the risk of future injuries.