So a biomechanics or gait analysis can be an important way to both prevent and treat injuries. Things like flat feet or leg length discrepancies are common causes of running injuries. Our set of leaflets at the following link offer more help and advice
Road camber, the tilt at the side of each road, causes an imbalance so it's important to make sure that you're not always running on the same leg on the downside of the slope
Road camber, the tilt at the side of each road, causes an imbalance so it's important to make sure that you're not always running on the same leg on the downside of the slope
As this puts a lot of pressure on both the joints as well as the muscles which are having to lengthen against gravity when running downhill. This is a common cause of running injuries. For more advice download the help leaflets at the following link
Old injuries that aren't fully rehabilitated can affect biomechanics and gait patterns, which can in turn lead to changes in gait that puts stress on other areas of the lower limb