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Book Your Running Analysis
Reserve your running analysis today and experience the benefits of improved technique, reduced strain, and greater efficiency with every step.
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Contents of the analysis:
Stabilometry (Romberg Test): Analysis of balance ability and body stability while standing
Motion Analysis Static (Front & Side): Assessment of posture and movement from the front and side views
Gait Analysis: Examination of walking movement patterns, including load distribution and axis alignment
Running Analysis (6–8 km/h): Video and motion analysis while running to identify incorrect loading, asymmetries, and optimization potential
Objective: Improvement of running technique, prevention of overuse injuries, and promotion of efficient, healthy movement.
Available Options:
Single session: 50 min | €150
For everyone who wants to better understand their movement and optimize their running technique — ideal also for beginners to learn proper running form from the very start.
The goal is to precisely assess posture, movement patterns, and load distribution — both in static standing and during motion.
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FAQs
What should I bring or wear for the running analysis?
We recommend wearing your usual running shoes and comfortable athletic clothing that allows free movement. If you use custom insoles or orthotics, please bring them as well so we can include them in the assessment.
Is the running analysis suitable for beginners or only experienced runners?
Our analysis is designed for all levels — from complete beginners to competitive athletes. Beginners benefit by learning correct movement patterns from the start, while experienced runners gain detailed insights to refine their technique and improve efficiency.
Will I receive a detailed report or personalized recommendations afterward?
Yes! You’ll receive a comprehensive report summarizing your results, including posture assessment, gait and running mechanics, and key findings. We also provide individual recommendations to help you optimize your technique and prevent injuries.
Can the analysis help prevent injuries or improve my running performance?
Absolutely. By identifying imbalances, inefficient movements, and overloading patterns, the analysis helps you run more efficiently and reduce strain on your joints and muscles — supporting both injury prevention and performance improvement.
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