Preventing Falls with Biomechanical Assessment Tuggerah
The Hidden Causes of Imbalance and Falls Falls aren't random. Something's usually going on behind the scenes—maybe it's how your feet sit, how your muscles are working, or the way you move. Most people don't connect their balance problems to biomechanical issues that quietly build up over time. Weak ankles, tight calves, or feet that turn inward or outward mess with how weight sits on your body. Throw in aging, old injuries, or the wrong shoes, and suddenly you're at higher risk. Here's the frustrating part: you often don't notice these problems until you actually trip. Uncovering Risks with a Thorough Assessment Finding what's causing imbalance takes more than a quick glance. A real evaluation looks at what's happening when you walk, stand, or move around during your day. What to Expect During Your Evaluation Gait analysis watches how you walk and spots any irregular movements Joint range of motion and muscle strength tests...