
Orthotics are accessories inserted into shoes to create the perfect fit. Most people's feet are not perfectly aligned with one another. Orthotics correct the biomechanics of the foot, for optimal landing and propulsion, better posture and better balance. Insoles are also shock absorbers and reduce pain throughout the body.
Most people have some sort of structural or functional imperfections in their feet, which do not always result in daily pain. Over the years, neglecting foot problems can lead to chronic pain, particularly in people who are physically active.
Structural or functional foot problems directly affect other parts of the body, including the knees, pelvis, hips, and spine, and can cause ailments such as heel spurs, stress fractures, muscle pain, inflamed tendonitis, repetitive sprains, and back pain.

Tamir Kfir is a leading Orthotist and Prosthetist with 20 years of experience in designing orthotics and orthopedic prosthesis. He developed the Dynamic Motion Control™ technique for designing orthotics for athletes and individuals involved in sports.
His uniqueness lies in his ability to identify each athlete's individual needs and tailor orthotics that specifically cater to them. Clients undergo comprehensive tests to analyze the unique structure of their feet, in addition to measuring height, weight, and studying their athletic involvement and personal physical characteristics.