Abstract

Foot biomechanics is a critical field of study that examines the mechanical properties and movement patterns of the foot. This research article explores the anatomy, kinematics, kinetics, and clinical significance of foot biomechanics. Understanding these aspects is essential for diagnosing and treating foot-related disorders, enhancing athletic performance, and developing effective orthotic interventions. This comprehensive review aims to integrate current knowledge, discuss emerging research, and highlight practical applications in clinical practice and sports science.