The Orthotics Clinic

Overpronation

Overpronation isn't just a foot problem - it's about how your entire body moves. When your foot rolls inward too much with each step, it can create a domino effect of stress through your legs, knees, and back. At The Orthotics Clinic we conduct an advanced biomechanical assessment to understand your unique foot mechanics and provide targeted support.

Imagine your foot as a complex machine with a natural pivot point. In overpronation, this pivot point shifts slightly inward, causing your foot to roll too far inward when you walk or run. It's like your foot's natural shock-absorbing mechanism is working overtime, which can lead to extra strain on your muscles, tendons, and joints.

Signs & Symptoms

At The Orthotics Clinic, we often see patients with overpronation experiencing a range of symptoms. If you notice any of the following, you may be dealing with overpronation:

Pain and Discomfort

  • Foot pain, especially in the heel or arch
  • Ankle, shin, knee, hip, or lower back pain

Walking and Posture

  • Visible inward rolling of the foot when walking
  • Difficulty with balance or efficient movement

Related Conditions

  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Achilles tendonitis
  • Shin splints

These symptoms can vary from person to person. If you’re experiencing any of these signs, we recommend booking a consultation. Early detection and proper treatment can prevent long-term complications and improve your overall foot health and comfort.

Treatment

At The Orthotics Clinic, we use advanced biomechanical principles to effectively treat overpronation. Our approach is tailored to your unique foot structure and movement patterns:

Custom Made Insoles

We design orthotics specifically for your feet, providing targeted support where you need it most. These orthotics help guide your foot into a more balanced position with each step.

Smart Shoe Choices

We'll recommend shoes that work in harmony with your orthotics, giving your feet the stability they need.

Our goal is to restore balance to your feet, reducing pain and improving your overall comfort and mobility. By addressing the root cause of overpronation, we help you move more freely and reduce the risk of related injuries.

Don’t let overpronation hold you back. Book a consultation with our expert today and take the first step towards healthier, more comfortable feet.