Clinical Biomechanics in Human Locomotion 1st Edition

Capture the foundations of movement with Clinical Biomechanics in Human Locomotion, 1st Edition by Andrew Horwood and Nachiappan Chockalingam — an essential resource for anyone working with gait, posture and rehabilitation.

Clear, clinical and richly practical, this book opens with accessible explanations of biomechanics principles and progresses to applied gait analysis, movement assessment and intervention strategies. Readers will find evidence-based discussions on joint mechanics, muscle function, kinetic and kinematic analysis, and common pathologies that affect walking and running. Detailed illustrations and real-world case examples make complex concepts immediately usable in clinical practice.

Designed for physiotherapists, podiatrists, orthopaedic clinicians, movement scientists and students worldwide, the text bridges theory and practice—helping clinicians diagnose movement dysfunction, plan targeted treatments and communicate findings with confidence. Whether you’re developing rehabilitation plans, performing gait lab assessments or educating patients, the book supports better outcomes through precise, science-driven insight.

With authoritative authorship and a practical focus, this edition is ideal for professionals in hospitals, clinics and academic settings across the UK, Europe, North America, Asia and beyond. It’s a go-to reference that enhances clinical reasoning and enriches curricula for postgraduate training.

Ready to elevate your understanding of human locomotion? Add Clinical Biomechanics in Human Locomotion, 1st Edition to your professional library and bring clarity, accuracy and applied skill to your practice today.

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