Cadence
The rhythm of your movement (steps per minute). An optimal cadence reduces energy consumption and lightens the load on your joints.
Step Length
The distance you cover with each step. Consistency in your stride length and right/left symmetry are key to balanced and efficient movement.
GCT (Ground Contact Time)
How long your foot stays on the ground. Shorter contact times generally indicate better reaction ability and improved movement economy.
Vertical Oscillation
The amount of ‘bouncing’ in your movement. Excessive vertical oscillation wastes energy. We help you direct your energy forwards, not upwards.
Pronation/Supination
The natural inward (pronation) or outward (supination) rotation of your foot. We measure the degree of this rotation to assess stability and identify potential knee/hip problems.
Dynamic Balance Index
Your overall stability while moving. A comprehensive score that assesses your agility, coordination and risk of falling.
Torque and Rotation
Rotational forces affecting your lower limbs. Identifying excessive torque helps protect your knees and hips from rotational stress.
Foot Strike Type
Which part of your foot makes first contact with the ground (heel, midfoot, forefoot). Understanding your strike pattern is crucial for managing impact distribution.
Heat Map
A visual map of the pressure distribution under your feet. It reveals imbalances, high-pressure areas and the underlying causes of discomfort.
Vertical Loading Rate
How quickly force is applied to your body during an impact. High loading rates are strongly associated with stress fractures and joint injuries.
Foot Arch Flexibility
How well your arch flexes and adapts under load. It demonstrates your body's natural shock absorption capacity and energy return.
Fingertip Take-off Angle
The precise angle at which your foot leaves the ground. It is a fundamental indicator of the propulsive force that enables you to move forward.
Thrust Efficiency
How much of the force you generate propels you forward. We analyse the power output of each step to achieve maximum progress with minimum energy.
Neuromuscular Response Time
Your reflex speed. It measures how quickly your muscles respond to changes in movement, indicating your body's readiness, agility, and fatigue level.