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Gait Analysis

May 22, 2020 By Mario Ciccone Leave a Comment

Why do we do a Gait Analysis?

What we know about the Gait cycle is that it take 0.6 to 0.8 seconds to complete. In this time, all your joints will experience every motion they are capable of.

The initial part of my assessment follows the Anatomy in Motion (AiM) process which is a form of advanced gait analysis. This helps us determine which each joint in the body is doing in its 3 dimensions at any particular point of time. We can then determine which joints are working well and which ones are not.

Before your initial appointment, please send a short video of your gait as this will lead us nicely into the AiM process and our journey into discovering the causes of your problems.

Instructions

  1. Record and share your gait (walking) video with me. Read specific instructions here
  2. If you are happy to do so, you can take posture photos, but not necessary. Read instructions here
  3. To make the most of working with me it is worth purchasing AiM wedges. You can either buy them in clinic with me or online here. The wedges are cheap and an option for you. If your mindset is on long term health they are very beneficial to use. (wedges are not required for initial appointment).

If you have any questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact me

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Welcome to Mario Ciccone - Pain and Performance Osteopath

Located in Buckinghamshire and serving the communities of Chalfont, Beaconsfield, Amersham and Gerrards Cross we are a warm friendly practice dedicated in providing the highest standards of osteopathic healthcare with a personal touch that benefits you.

Our ethos is about getting your body to work as well as it can within calm and relaxed surroundings. We do this by applying a hands on patient focused approach that stimulates and releases your joints and soft tissues, helping to create an environment in which the body has a real chance to heal!

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We provide a multi-disciplinary approach to your musculoskeletal and sports injury dysfunction. At the heart of our philosophy is a desire to better understand human body movement: how the body was made to function, and how it actually functions. We evaluate a person’s natural movement patterns to discover the source of an injury as opposed to treating symptoms. Our goal is to encourage clients to take responsibility for their life and well being.

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