Yes. A running assessment can help us identify movement patterns that may be contributing to pain or causing an injury to keep coming back.
Running involves repeating the same motion thousands of times. A small difference between sides may not matter over a few steps, but it can become significant over a longer run or several weeks of training.
We look at how you load your legs during different parts of running and connect those findings with your symptoms, training history, strength, and movement patterns. This gives us a better understanding of what may be driving the problem and what needs to change.
