Advanced foot & movement analysis
Movement data produced while a person walks, runs or jumps naturally — in their own shoes — is captured by sensor insoles and evaluated with AI-supported analysis. The aim is not merely to see how the foot strikes the ground, but to build a personal biomechanical profile from load distribution, left–right asymmetry, strike pattern and movement dynamics together.
Classical foot assessment is mostly done while the person stands still. In daily life and in sport the foot works in motion. Our evaluation looks at static foot structure and, beyond it, at gait, load transfer and — where appropriate — running and jump dynamics. Because the sensor insoles sit inside the person’s own shoes, the data comes from natural movement, not from a laboratory pose.
From measurement to decision
Sensor-insole findings complement the clinical examination; the specialist makes the decision. Results are explained in plain language to the athlete, the coach and the family.
Foot analysis
Pressure and load distribution, arch structure and side-to-side differences — from static stance to movement, in one report.
Movement analysis
Parameters measured in walking, running and jumping, and the differences between sides, are reviewed alongside the specialist’s observation.
Progress tracking
Compare with earlier assessments and explain to the athlete and coach what changed, taking the measurement conditions into account.
Movement screening
Take a reference assessment at the start of the season or after injury, and read later assessments together with the athlete’s history and examination.
Movement analysis, progress tracking and movement screening images: Baliston Health
What we evaluate
How each foot loads and the differences between sides.
Loading and movement differences between the two limbs during motion.
Ground-contact characteristics and the gait cycle.
How the foot behaves in the propulsion phase of walking and running.
Inward and outward tendencies of the foot during movement.
Step rhythm and parameters linked to movement efficiency.
Running mechanics, take-off and landing characteristics under suitable protocols.
How it works
A specialist reviews the complaint, sport history, injury history and the structure of the foot and lower limb.
A sensor analysis insole of the right size is placed inside the person’s own shoe.
The person walks according to the protocol; running or jump tests are added where needed.
The biomechanical data is evaluated by our clinicians together with examination findings and other performance tests.
Who it is for
Tracking foot development, strike characteristics and movement patterns.
Running, jumping, loading and left–right asymmetry evaluation.
Biomechanical problems before starting a sport or emerging during it.
Adding movement characteristics to the clinical evaluation of foot, ankle, knee, hip and lower-limb problems.
Following change during treatment with objective data.
Why it matters for athletes
Foot and movement analysis reveals an athlete’s loading characteristics, side-to-side differences and movement pattern, and contributes to a fuller performance assessment. Results are read, where needed, together with our other measurements — force, jump, posture, balance, sport — to build a more complete biomechanical profile.
Not one device result, but a whole evaluation.
Foot Analysis + Clinical Examination + Posture + Strength + Balance + Explosive Power + Movement Analysis + Sport — evaluated together to form the person’s functional profile.
If the analysis shows a clinical need, a custom insole is planned around the person’s foot structure, strike characteristics, activity level and purpose. Insoles are never issued as standard; they follow the analysis result and the person’s need.
The first measurement is only the starting point. After treatment, rehabilitation, an exercise programme or orthotics, repeat measurements at set intervals compare before and after — and make the change visible.
Inside the sports module
A short look at how the sensor insoles, the mobile capture and the clinical platform work together in sport. Video courtesy of Baliston Health.
Frequently asked
It depends on the chosen protocol. A basic sensor-based movement recording is completed in a short time.
Yes. The sensor insole is placed inside your own shoe and the measurement is taken during natural movement.
No. Depending on need and protocol, running and jumping are evaluated alongside walking.
No. The need for orthotics is decided from the clinical evaluation and analysis results together.
Yes — particularly for loading, left–right asymmetry, running and movement dynamics.
Start here
A club, a school, a parent or an athlete — the first conversation is the same: what do you already know, and what would change if you knew more? We reply within two working days.
We do not publish prices. Every programme is scoped to the organisation or family — tell us your situation and we will propose one.