New Course Dates: ‘Gait Analysis For Runners: A Modern Approach’

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GAIT ANALYSIS COURSE DATES FOR 2024

Below are dates & locations for our hybrid course: ‘Gait Analysis For Runners: A Modern Approach’.

Brought to you in association with ‘The ST School‘, locations for the face-to-face Day 3 so far include EXETER, BIRMINGHAM and MANCHESTER, and we are considering other locations based on demand we have received.

If you would like to see the course coming to your neck of the woods (UK or abroad), please let us know by clicking here to access the contact page

Tickets for the Exeter, Birmingham and Manchester courses can be purchased here. (Maximum of 12 places per course.)   

Exeter – March 2024

  • Day 1:
    March 2nd – Online Theory (live)
  • Day 2:
    March 9th – Online Theory (live)
  • Day 3:
    March 16th – In Person Practical at Barefoot Physio
    Exeter EX4 3BG

    Birmingham – June 2024

    • Day 1:
      June 15th – Online Theory (live)
    • Day 2:
      June 22nd – Online Theory (live)
    • Day 3:
      June 29th – In Person Practical at Sportstest Performance Centre
      Cannock WS11 ODG

      Manchester – Sept/Oct 2024

      • Day 1:
        September 21st – Online Theory (live)
      • Day 2:
        September 28th – Online Theory (live)
      • Day 3:
        October 5th – In Person Practical at Chews Health
        Altrincham (near Manchester) WA15 7UR

        Who Is The Course For?

        • Therapists, coaches & trainers with no experience in Gait Analysis but are thinking of offering a new service to their running clients.
        • Current providers of Gait Analysis who wish to update the service they offer.

        What Is A Modern Approach To Gait Analysis ?

        Gait Analysis can be a hugely beneficial tool for runners, but often not for the reasons we are traditionally taught. Despite the popular use of Gait Analysis to screen runners for ‘biomechanical flaws’ to reduce running related injury and/or increase running performance, the success of such is often hit & miss. The fact that so many runners still get injured (or re-injured) is testimony to this.

        In this course, running injury & performance specialist Matt Phillips of runchatlive.com guides participants through all of the traditional elements of Gait Analysis, but also draws upon research to highlight the limitations of a solely ‘biomechanical’ approach. Participants are then introduced to other ways that we can use a gait analysis service to help runners recovery from injury, reduce risk of future injury, and optimise performance.

        Course Content:

        • Biomechanics of running – gait cycle, injury & performance
        • Causes of running related injury – perceived vs. evidence based
        • Understanding pain –Cartesian, Gate Control, Neuromatrix, Biopsychosocial
        • Subjective assessment for gait analysis
        • Objective assessment for gait analysis
        • Gait hardware & software
        • Interpretation of data from gait cycle
        • Gait modification & re-education
        • Strength training for runners
        • Footwear – trainers & orthoses

        About Matt Phillips
        Matt Phillips is a Running Injury & Performance Specialist. His website runchatlive.com is designed to help runners & therapists evolve from outdated ideas and embrace a more evidence-informed approach to running injury prevention & management. A popular speaker at national & international conferences, Matt has written for numerous websites & magazines, and spent time in Nairobi helping set up one of the first Gait Analysis stores in Kenya. He is host of Runchatlive Podcast and Sports Therapy Association Podcast.

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