A study on the ground reaction forces and plantar pressure variables in different safety shoes and applying insole during walking

안전화 형태와 Insole 착용 유무에 따른 보행동작시 하지부위에 대한 지면반발력과 압력분포 부하

  • Kim, Jung-Jin (Gumi complex, Samsung Electronics Co., ltd.) ;
  • Choi, Sang-Bock (Division of Public Health, Daegu Hanny University) ;
  • Cha, Sang-Eun (Occupational Health and Safety Resource Center (OHSREC))
  • Received : 2007.04.03
  • Accepted : 2007.06.14
  • Published : 2007.06.30

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to compare the ground reaction forces and plantar pressure variables among three different safety shoes (Type 1: ergonomically designed and high quality shoes, 2: curved and cushioned safety hoes, and 3: regular safety shoes) and to find the effect of insole during walking. Ten healthy subjects were recruited for this study. The ground reaction force was measured using a 3 dimensional motion analysis system. Plantar pressures were measured Pedar Mobile foot pressure scan system. The ground reaction force variables were not significantly different among three different shoe types and insole conditions. After insertion insole, plantar pressure distributions were improved. These results suggest that the type 1 safety shoes was superior than other safety shoes in the statistics, and applying insole could be a possible method to prevent fatigue of lower extremity and musculoskeletal disorders. Further studies are needed to find the effect of ergonomically designed safety shoes design and insole on practical value prevention of musculoskeletal disorder, fatigue and satisfaction of workers.

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