

RUNNING GAIT ANALYSIS & STRIDE COACHING


At Range Physiotherapy, we specialize in
analyzing and training better movement.
If you struggle with recurring injuries
or want to
optimize performance and longevity,
a professional gait analysis can help.
We utilize the latest technologies in gait and movement analysis to quantitatively and qualitatively assess your stride.
1) Runeasi Belt - collects 1,000 data points every second during a running gait analysis. This high sampling rate allows the lower-back wearable sensor to measure biomechanical metrics like impact loading, dynamic stability, and symmetry in real time
2) Hover Drone - AI-integrated drone that follows you as you run. This allows us to capture reliable and consistent video footage from all angles for optimal qualitative analysis.
Combining the quantitative analysis from the Runeasi Belt with qualitative video analysis provides optimal insight into your unique running gait. This helps reveal inefficiencies, weaknesses, and stress & loading issues that can lead to injury.


The most accurate and adaptable technology for quantitative running analysis.
With this technology, we can provide:
1) Real-Time Gait Training - live quantitative feedback including metrics that most accurately reflect injury risk and efficiency including
2) Outdoor Data Recording in any setting, over any surface, in any environment
3) Jump Testing - Quantified plyometric capacity testing to determine maximum running efficiency and injury prevention
4) Optimal Return to Sport - precise data to objectively determine individualized running progressions and when an athlete is ready to return to sport in order to minimize future injury risk.

Footage taken with the Hover X1 ProMax
- TransRockies Run 2024
Clients receive a 20+ page report, including snapshots with measurements, visual & verbal cues, and exercises to help address the unique deficiencies in your form, in order to improve your technique.
Sports we offer Video Movement Analysis for:
- Running Gait
- Nordic & Uphill Skiing
- Swimming Stroke


