Find out what’s really going on when you run
So you can run with confidence.
Find out what’s really going on when you run
So you can run with confidence.
A clear picture of your running gait
A clear picture of your running gait
A clear picture of your running gait
Shoe recommendations that match your gait
Shoe recommendations that match your gait
Shoe recommendations that match your gait
Practical fixes you can start using right away
Practical fixes you can start using right away
Practical fixes you can start using right away
A written report you can revisit anytime
A written report you can revisit anytime
A written report you can revisit anytime
Film yourself running
Film yourself running
You’ll need two short clips. One from the side and one from behind. Treadmill or outside, either works.
You’ll need two short clips. One from the side and one from behind. Treadmill or outside, either works.
Fill in a short background form
Your running history, goals, current shoes, and anything you want me to look at. Takes about 5 minutes.
We hop on a 45-minute video call
I walk you through everything I found. Your written report follows after the call
What do I need to film the video?
Just your phone. I need two angles — a side view and a back view of you running. Treadmill or outside both work.
Do I need a treadmill?
No. Outdoor footage works just as well. Have someone film you while you run or set up a tripod. But if you do have access to a treadmill that's fine too.
How is this different from what I'd get at a running store?
Most running stores look at your feet and put you in a shoe category. I look at your entire body — hips, knees, ankles, trunk — and connect what I see to your training, your injury history, and your shoes. It's a completely different level of detail.
What do I need to film the video?
Just your phone. I need two angles — a side view and a back view of you running. Treadmill or outside both work.
Do I need a treadmill?
No. Outdoor footage works just as well. Have someone film you while you run or set up a tripod. But if you do have access to a treadmill that's fine too.
How is this different from what I'd get at a running store?
Most running stores look at your feet and put you in a shoe category. I look at your entire body — hips, knees, ankles, trunk — and connect what I see to your training, your injury history, and your shoes. It's a completely different level of detail.
What do I need to film the video?
Just your phone. I need two angles — a side view and a back view of you running. Treadmill or outside both work.
Do I need a treadmill?
No. Outdoor footage works just as well. Have someone film you while you run or set up a tripod. But if you do have access to a treadmill that's fine too.
How is this different from what I'd get at a running store?
Most running stores look at your feet and put you in a shoe category. I look at your entire body — hips, knees, ankles, trunk — and connect what I see to your training, your injury history, and your shoes. It's a completely different level of detail.