Overpronation evaluation and gait analysis in Columbia, MO

Pronation is the normal inward roll of the foot as it absorbs impact. Overpronation is when it rolls too far or for too long, which can strain the arch, heel, and ankle.

Signs that bring people in

  • Arch, heel, or inner ankle pain
  • Shoes that wear out along the inside edge
  • Feet that look flat when standing
  • Pain that builds with running, walking, or long shifts

Problems linked to overpronation

Not everyone needs correction

Plenty of people pronate a lot and have no pain. Treatment is for symptoms, not for a gait pattern alone. That's why the visit starts with a gait analysis and an exam rather than an assumption.

Which visit to book

Book the Custom Orthotics & Gait Analysis ($499).

Common questions

How do I know if I overpronate?

Shoes that wear along the inside edge are one clue. A gait analysis shows how your feet actually move.

Is overpronation the same as flat feet?

They often go together, but not always. Overpronation describes how the foot moves; flat feet describes its shape.

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