Pro Sports Podiatry & Biomechanics

Combining podiatry & biomechanical analysis

Profeet's Pro-Biomechanics service combines medical (podiatric) expertise with biomechanical analysis to deliver the ultimate solution. This service is ideal if you have a specific injury or medical condition which is more complex than the regular ailments that can be treated by standard biomechanical analysis. This services is also for those wishing to achieve precision fitting and performance for their specific sport or active pursuit.

+ Podiatric evaluation with our resident Podiatrist, Paul O’Malley

+ Biomechanical analysis - static and dynamic assessment

+ Diagnosis and treatment plan

+ Support and strapping

+ Footwear prescription

+ Orthotic fabrication

+ 4-6 week review plus possible additional orthotic

The Benefits of podiatry and biomechanical analysis combined

If you have been struggling with chronic or on-going issues including foot, ankle, knee, hip and lower back pain, the Pro-Biomechanics service aims to get to the core of your problem and provide a comprehensive solution.
Our target is:

pain relief

increased comfort

improved performance

a better understanding of your own body and how it functions

You will be attended to by highly skilled professionals using advanced video and digital biomechanical analysis systems. Other profeet specialists are on hand during these sessions to provide exactly the right treatment for your condition including:

qualified biomechanists

sports scientists and sports rehabilitiation specialists

strength and conditioning coaches

personal trainers.

Please note: this services is suitable for everyone - all ages, sporting or non-sporting, if you have a foot problem we can help!

"We see many lower limb conditions here everyday, such as Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Pain, Shin Splints & Runner's Knee, amongst others. With the addition of Paul O'Malley, our Podiatric Clinical Biomechanist, to the Profeet team we can now treat these injuries on site as well as providing insoles, footwear and a corrective exercise plan."

Paul O'Malley, Podiatrist

MSc, BSc (Hons), MChS, HPC reg

Paul is a musculoskeletal podiatrist. His recent research has focused on the importance of comfort as a biomechanical factor in running footwear and the role of sports footwear in the reduction of injury. He is currently involved in the development of research projects on postural sway and running footwear, and relationship between foot pressure patterns and specific injury.