About Foottrainers

Concerns about the feet, posture, pain, or performance
are rarely caused by a single factor.

For this reason,
we do not begin by presenting a fixed answer.

Instead of saying
“this is the solution,”
we start by organizing what is happening — together.

Orthotics, footwear, and self-care
are all tools and options, not conclusions.

Our goal is to help you understand
how to think about your own body,
because that understanding becomes the foundation
for making meaningful and lasting changes.

Even before a session begins,
the way a person stands, walks, or moves naturally
reveals how their body is being used.

By listening, observing movement,
and organizing information step by step,
we determine what should be prioritized at that moment.

Rather than rushing to an answer,
we value moving forward with understanding and agreement.

Over the years,
we have worked in both high-level sports environments
and everyday life settings,
continuously observing how the body and feet are used.

Through not only custom orthotics creation,
but also on-field support and movement guidance,
we have learned that the human body
often cannot be reduced to a single, simple answer.

This experience shapes how we work today.

Custom orthotics are an effective tool
for supporting the body’s condition and movement.

However, they are not a complete solution on their own.

We consider what the body can do,
what can be adjusted in daily life,
and what type of support is realistically sustainable.

Our aim is to create practical solutions
that can be continued over time.

The mindset of organizing and understanding the body —
developed through years of on-site experience —
extends beyond our clinic.

It informs our educational programs
and our product development, including Feetech®.

Rather than providing answers,
we focus on sharing ways of thinking.

This philosophy is the foundation of FootTrainers’ work.

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Founder, FootTrainers

With a focus on evaluating feet, footwear, posture, and movement,

Kiyoshi Iida has supported both elite sports environments
and everyday movement needs.

Technical and performance support for the
Japanese Olympic Committee and
Ski Association of Japan

• Served as a national team staff member at the
  Winter Olympic Games
  (Salt Lake City / Torino / Vancouver)

• NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
  (2004–2015)

• Master’s Degree,
  Graduate School of Sport and Wellness Sciences,
  University of Tsukuba

• Shoe Development Advisory Staff,Yonex Co., Ltd. (Current)