National Post: Stride science: Learning how the body works during a run holds injury insight
The different physiological and biomechanical components of running interact in exciting ways that help runners do what they do- read about it here.
National Post: Knack for the future: 3D gait analysis is on the cusp of redefining your run
Click here to see how our partner clinic at MedCan in Toronto uses our Gait Analysis Software (GAS) to determine what muscles need to be strengthened and what other preventative steps can be taken by runners looking to reduce their injury risk.
Oxford opens run3D Clinic in cooperation with the Running Injury Clinic
Learn more about run3D available at The Oxford Gait Laboratory.
1% To Be Active
The statistics paint a fairly grim picture, fitness levels of Canadian children and youth have declined significantly since 1981, and obesity rates have tripled.
The Running Injury Clinic, along with Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary have decided to try do something about it. We’re calling it the 1% To Be Active.
Cutting Edge, 3D Gait Analysis System comes to Victoria
Victoria area Runners will soon be on the fast track to injury recovery! The Running Injury Clinic has installed their revolutionary 3D Gait Analysis System at Parkway Physiotherapy, (721 Station Avenue #105, Langford, BC) bringing a new perspective and advanced technology to understanding running injuries. The state of the art, 3D gait analysis technology - which has been featured in Men’s Health, Runner’s World and Canadian Running Magazine - is very pleased to form this newest partnership with the group at Parkway.