Background of the study:
Foot morphology, encompassing structural features such as arch height, toe alignment, and overall foot shape, plays a critical role in locomotion and physical activity. In Ikorodu, Lagos State, variations in foot morphology may influence how individuals engage in daily walking activities. Recent biomechanical studies have demonstrated that structural differences in the foot can affect gait efficiency, energy expenditure, and susceptibility to musculoskeletal injuries (Olayinka, 2023). Furthermore, daily walking distances are increasingly used as a proxy for physical fitness and overall health. The interplay between foot structure and walking behavior is particularly relevant in urban settings where walking is a common mode of transportation. Socioeconomic factors, footwear choices, and occupational demands may further influence this relationship (Folarin, 2024). This study seeks to appraise the correlation between foot morphology and daily walking distances in Ikorodu, aiming to provide insights into the potential ergonomic and health implications of structural foot differences. The findings are expected to contribute to local health promotion and ergonomic intervention strategies (Adeniyi, 2025).
Statement of the problem:
There is a dearth of research examining how foot morphology correlates with daily walking distances in Ikorodu. This lack of empirical data limits understanding of potential ergonomic issues and health risks associated with suboptimal foot structure. The study aims to investigate this correlation to inform targeted interventions and improve overall physical well-being among residents.
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Significance of the study:
This study is significant as it elucidates the relationship between foot morphology and daily walking distances, providing data to guide ergonomic interventions and improve physical activity outcomes in Ikorodu (Olayinka, 2023).
Scope and limitations of the study:
The study is limited to appraising the correlation between foot morphology and daily walking distances among residents of Ikorodu Local Government Area. It does not incorporate other forms of physical activity.
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