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Running Analysis

Move Better. Run Stronger. Prevent Injuries.

Struggling with running pain or recurring injuries? A professional running analysis can help uncover the root cause.

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At Temple Ergonomics, our two-angle treadmill setup captures both rear and side views of your movement, giving us a full picture of your running mechanics.

 

This allows us to identify imbalances and patterns that may be causing pain or limiting performance.

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Book Your Running Analysis Today

Let’s identify what’s holding you back — and help you move forward, pain-free.

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📞 Call/Text to Schedule - (920) 427-0350
📍 Temple Ergonomics | Premiere Fitness, Appleton, WI

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What We Assess:

  • Foot strike and stride length

  • Knee and hip alignment

  • Heel-to-toe transition

  • Trunk rotation and arm swing​​​

Who It’s For:

  • Runners who want to run faster and/or farther

  • Athletes recovering from injury

  • Anyone needing to eliminate knee, hip, or foot pain​

Common Issues We Detect:

  • Overpronation or supination

  • Hip drop or weak glutes

  • Knee valgus (inward collapse)

  • Overstriding with excessive heal strike

 

These issues can lead to big problems such as plantar fasciitis, patellar tendinitis, stress fractures and back pain.​

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What You Get:

  • 2-angle video recording

  • Personalized analysis with Ted Tate, PT

  • Corrective strategies and exercise guidance​​​​​​

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Costs:

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Tiered Options:

  • Basic Video Eval (30 min, verbal feedback only) – $50

  • Full Eval with Written Summary (60 min) – $100​

 

What to Expect (30 minute Session):

  1. 15 minutes – Video recording of your running form

  2. 15 minutes – Review of key movement dysfunctions with video analysis

 

What to Expect (1-Hour Session):

  1. 15 minutes – Intake questions and functional screen

  2. 15 minutes – Video recording of your running form

  3. 15 minutes – Review of key movement dysfunctions with video analysis

  4. 15 minutes – Create home exercise program to address dysfunctions​​

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