Effect of visual condition and physical activity on the plantar pressure distribution in adult and older women

Abstract The aging process causes changes in the physical and functional conditions, as well foot structure function. This study aimed to analyze plantar pressure variation with respect visual information activity adult older women. was a cross-sectional that included 142 women (mean age of 67.8 years). Participants responded anamnesis questionnaire, Mini Mental State Examination, International Physical Activity Questionnaire. Plantar assessed using computerized baropodometry. Weight distribution observed semitandem positions for right forward then left . Data analysis showed type had no correlation (p = 0.37 foot; p 0.93 foot) or level 0.28 0.96 foot). Moreover, significant relationship (R2 0.2; 0.6). In conclusion, is not associated morphological analyzed, condition did generate variations when compared its effect on classification arches. Furthermore,