Walking as a basic way of human movement has always intrigued experts. Various historical records and inventions confirm this. Therefore, knowledge of human anatomy and biomechanics is extremely important when examining any gait parameter. The main goal of this paper is to confirm that there is no significant difference in the load force and load time of the left and right foot during gait among physiotherapy students. Likewise, the purpose of this study is to trigger the interest of experts to conduct more trials and apply new knowledge in clinical practice. 20 physiotherapy students (15 female students and 5 male students) voluntarily responded to the examination. The only exclusion factor was foot discomfort or health problems. BMI, physical activity of the individual and arch of the foot (normal, elevated or lowered) were not taken into account during the examination. The MobileMat™ system was used for testing. The results of the study showed that there was no significant difference in load force and load time between the left and right foot of the examined group. By testing the difference of arithmetic means of small independent samples, it was determined that the difference is random, i.e. that it is not statistically significant at the level of significance of 5% (p> 0.05). Although there is no statistically significant difference, foot health should be monitored. The feet are the main link to the ground and are the foundation of the whole body. Changing life circumstances, daily life activities or body weight can significantly impair the health of the feet.