Running Gait Assessment
If you are looking to improve your running technique, run faster, run more efficiently, recover from injury or stay injury free, then a running gait analysis is a great place to start. Our running assessment combines our standard gait analysis with a critical look at your running technique.
Conducted by movement specialists, our running assessment is designed to have a look at how efficiently you run. The assessment consists of a full exercise & injury profile, followed by video analysis of your current run technique taken from different angles using video analysis software.
What we will look at in your running assessment:
- Overall function and stability
- How your feet strike the ground
- The amount of strides per minute you take (cadence)
- How long your stride is
- What position your body position is in
- How much upper body involvement is occurring
- How effective your footwear is
With the outcomes of the assessment we will be able to get a full profile of your running ability (technical) and then suggest a suitable course of action to progress you.
Contact us for more information or to book an appointment.
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In addition to this assessment, we have also found that, Cycle Assessment and Orthotics have been of interest in support of keeping you active.
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Biomechanics
Please note that in order to make an appointment for any of our biomechanical services, you will be asked to Pay 50% of the fee in advance
Biomechanical Movement Assessment (60 mins) – £120.00
Running Gait Assessment (60 mins) – £120.00
Cycle Assessment Full – bike & physiobikefit (120 min) – £195.00
Cycling Assessment – bike only (60 mins) – £110.00
PhysioBikeFit – no bike (60 mins) – £110.00
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