A complete running evaluation with a Doctor of Physical Therapy. We look at your mechanics, strength, mobility, and injury risk to help you understand what’s happening when you run.
Most runners never get an actual assessment. They get told “just rest.” They buy a different pair of shoes. They change their mileage. They search for exercises online or follow generic advice from a running forum. None of that tells you what’s actually happening when YOUR body is running.
Your body is unique, and the way you run is unique. Two runners can have the exact same knee, hip, or Achilles pain and have completely different reasons for why it developed.
That’s why we don’t just look at where it hurts. During a Running Assessment, we look at how your body moves while you run, how well you’re able to produce and control force, where you may have strength or mobility limitations, and how those factors could be affecting the way you handle the demands of running.
Your Running Assessment takes place over two visits, giving us time to evaluate how you run, understand your concerns, and then walk you through exactly what we found.
Visit 1: Initial Evaluation
You’ll meet one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy to discuss your running history, concerns, and goals. Then, we’ll film you running on a treadmill from multiple angles so we can take a closer look at your running mechanics and movement patterns.
Visit 2: Results & Next Steps
At your follow-up, your Doctor of Physical Therapy will walk you through your comprehensive personalized running report, explain their findings, and show you the areas that may be contributing to your concerns. You’ll also learn exercises specific to your needs and begin developing a plan to help you work toward your running goals.
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