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#Gaitcycle Reel by @benlombardphysiotherapy (verified account) - Small movement, big clue in this runner's gait 👀 Watch what happens when the runner lands on the right leg. 🔴 The left side of the pelvis drops 🔴
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Small movement, big clue in this runner’s gait 👀 Watch what happens when the runner lands on the right leg. 🔴 The left side of the pelvis drops 🔴 The left femur internally rotates during swing This tells us something important. The right hip isn’t stabilising the pelvis effectively during stance, so the opposite side drops and the swing leg rotates in to compensate. Other findings from the assessment: • Cadence 148 steps/min (relatively low) • Slight overstride with rearfoot landing • Reduced hip extension during push-off Follow-up testing showed: • Posterior chain weakness • Reduced mobility • Lateral hip weakness bilaterally (worse on the right) Running gait often reflects strength and control deficits elsewhere in the system. Fix the underlying capacity → mechanics improve. #run #runner #physiotherapy #gaitanalysis #runningphysio
#Gaitcycle Reel by @runningbiomechlab - 🔥One SMALL change --> BIG difference Overstriding = higher breaking forces Increasing cadence from 160 to 170 (slowly) helped reduce overstriding
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🔥One SMALL change —-> BIG difference Overstriding = higher breaking forces Increasing cadence from 160 to 170 (slowly) helped reduce overstriding and improved efficiency immediately Is she completely fixed? NO, but she has had tremendous improvement and we are very proud of her! #runningbiomechanics #gaitanalysis #runningform #sanantoniorunners #drO
#Gaitcycle Reel by @themizzinglinkzlife - Ever wondered why your favorite fitness gear store asks to analyze your gait before you buy new shoes? It's not just for show-it's actual science. W
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Ever wondered why your favorite fitness gear store asks to analyze your gait before you buy new shoes? It’s not just for show—it’s actual science. When professionals test your walking pattern, they uncover so much more than just foot strike. They’re mapping how your weight shifts across each foot and identifying hidden imbalances, like subtle hip tilting, that could be impacting your entire posture. Taking a deeper look at the mechanics of movement is the ultimate game-changer for long-term health and performance. #GaitAnalysis #Biomechanics #FitnessScience #RunningTips #PostureCorrection
#Gaitcycle Reel by @matthewboydphysio (verified account) - Ever feel like you're slamming the ground when you run? You are 😉 Your cadence is too low. You're taking big bounding steps. Big steps create big im
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Ever feel like you’re slamming the ground when you run? You are 😉 Your cadence is too low. You’re taking big bounding steps. Big steps create big impact. Big impact creates knee pain. Increase your cadence and two things happen automatically: Your stride shortens. You land softer. That reduces the stress on the knee. The easiest way to do this is with a metronome. Set it to 170 beats per minute. Then match your steps to the beat. Practice every run. Within a few runs, your stride becomes quicker and lighter. Less slamming. Less impact. Happier knees. Comment FORM and I’ll send you the drills 🙌
#Gaitcycle Reel by @metime.therapy - Running Gait Analysis - Build a Stronger, More Efficient Run 🏃 If you want to start running but feel unsure where to begin, or you don't have a coac
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Running Gait Analysis – Build a Stronger, More Efficient Run 🏃 If you want to start running but feel unsure where to begin, or you don’t have a coach guiding you, analyzing your running form is one of the best first steps. A proper gait analysis helps identify: • movement imbalances • joint misalignments • inefficient patterns This allows you to improve your technique, reduce injury risk, and run more efficiently. 💪 Whether you’re a beginner or already running regularly, small adjustments can make a big difference. Ready to improve your running? Tap the link in bio 🔗 and Book your analysis Today! @loulouklou wishing you a successful preparation to your first 10K race 😎 #running #runninganalysis #gaitanalysis #runningtechnique
#Gaitcycle Reel by @sharen_physio - Running gait analysis is a personalized assessment of your running form, using video, sensors, or 3D technology to analyze mechanics like foot strike,
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Running gait analysis is a personalized assessment of your running form, using video, sensors, or 3D technology to analyze mechanics like foot strike, stride length, and posture. It helps identify inefficiencies, muscle imbalances, and injury-causing patterns (e.g., knee pain, shin splints). The process usually involves running on a treadmill while specialists analyze your movement, often leading to tailored shoe recommendations and corrective exercises to improve performance and reduce injury risk.  Key Components and Benefits Assessment Areas: Experts analyze your foot strike pattern (heel, midfoot, forefoot), pronation (rolling of the foot), knee flexion, hip drop, and cadence. Technology Used: Methods range from 2D video analysis to 3D motion capture using markers. Injury Prevention: Identifies causes of common issues like IT band syndrome, Achilles tendinopathy, and, for some, up to a 62% reduction in injury risk. Performance Improvement: Enhances running efficiency by correcting form and optimizing muscle engagement. Gear Selection: Helps identify the appropriate footwear or custom orthotics for your specific gait.  Common Gait Issues Identified Overstriding: Landing with the foot too far in front of the knee, increasing impact forces. Excessive Pronation: The foot rolls inward too much, which can cause strain. Weak Core/Hip Muscles: Causes excessive hip drop or lateral movement.  What to Expect During an Assessment Interview: A discussion of your running goals, history, and current injuries. Physical Screening: Assessment of muscle strength and flexibility. Running Analysis: A short session (approx. 5-10 minutes) running on a treadmill. Review and Recommendations: Feedback on your form, often with slow-motion video, and personalized tips for improvement.  It is recommended to have a gait analysis done annually or when experiencing persistent pain to adapt to changing needs. 
#Gaitcycle Reel by @notyouraveragefysio - Totally stole this clip from Yale Biomechanics and Control Lab btw. Awesome clip @yale 🙌🏽 will drop the accompanying article in the comments. Do y
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Totally stole this clip from Yale Biomechanics and Control Lab btw. Awesome clip @yale 🙌🏽 will drop the accompanying article in the comments. Do you know how much weight your feet need to deal with when running? In this particular clip the athlete is running at a 5:12 min/km pace ( 11,5km/h). The correct answer: more than 2,5 x bodyweight. Let’s assume I am 80kg. That’s 200kg EVERY SINGLE STEP. So obviously we train the feet! Either by running or in our gymwork building up to running or even better… both
#Gaitcycle Reel by @therundoctoruk - Watch closely as this runner lands on her right leg 👀 Notice how the left hip drops right down? That's a significant pelvic drop, where the right hi
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Watch closely as this runner lands on her right leg 👀 Notice how the left hip drops right down? That’s a significant pelvic drop, where the right hip isn’t strong or stable enough to keep the pelvis level. In simple terms: the body is struggling to control itself on one leg. This often comes down to weakness or poor activation in the right glute medius (a key stabiliser when you run). Instead of staying steady, the pelvis tilts, placing extra stress on the knees, hips, and lower back. Why does it matter? Because stability = efficiency. And inefficiency can lead to both reduced performance and increased injury risk. The good news? This is very trainable 💪 With the right strength and control work, runners can build a more stable, balanced stride. #runningform #injuryprevention #gaitanalysis
#Gaitcycle Reel by @zero_to_ironman_ (verified account) - Form Analysis Overstriding and Heel Striking: Your leading foot is landing out in front of your body's center of gravity. When your foot reaches out l
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Form Analysis Overstriding and Heel Striking: Your leading foot is landing out in front of your body’s center of gravity. When your foot reaches out like this, it naturally leads to a heel strike. This acts like a mild brake with every single step, sending extra shock up through your shins, knees, and hips. Vertical Oscillation (Bouncing): You have a noticeable amount of up-and-down movement. Ideally, all your energy should propel you forward; energy spent bouncing upward is wasted effort. Arm Carriage: Your arms are crossing the centerline of your chest slightly as they swing. This lateral movement causes your torso to twist, which wastes energy that should be driving you straight ahead. Easy & Practical Fixes The good news is that these are very common habits and they are usually fixed by tweaking just a couple of things: Increase Your Cadence (Step Rate): This is the “magic bullet” for running form. By taking shorter, quicker steps, you naturally fix both the overstriding and the bouncing. How to do it: Try increasing your step rate by about 5-10%. You don’t need to run faster, just take more steps at your current speed. You can use a free metronome app on your phone or search for a “160 BPM running playlist” on Spotify to run to the beat. * Run on “Hot Coals”: To fix the heel strike, focus on landing with your foot directly underneath your hips, rather than reaching out in front of you. A good mental cue is to imagine the ground is hot—pick your feet up quickly the moment they touch down. “Pockets to Chin” Arm Swing: To stop your arms from crossing your chest, focus on driving your elbows straight back. How to do it: Keep your elbows bent at roughly a 90-degree angle. As you swing, your hands should loosely travel from your hip pockets up toward your chin, like a pendulum. Keep your hands relaxed, as if you are holding a potato chip without trying to break it.
#Gaitcycle Reel by @zakiafzaldpt (verified account) - Still overstriding when you run or sprint? One of the quickest ways to clean up running mechanics is to improve cadence. In this clip, you can see ho
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Still overstriding when you run or sprint? One of the quickest ways to clean up running mechanics is to improve cadence. In this clip, you can see how a simple cue to turn the feet over faster changed where the foot landed. Instead of reaching way out in front with a more vertical shin, the foot started landing closer underneath the body with a cleaner horizontal shin angle. That matters because overstriding is commonly linked with higher braking forces and inefficient mechanics. A small cadence bump, often around 5 to 10%, has been shown to shorten stride length and improve running kinematics, which is exactly why this kind of running gait retraining can be so useful for both performance and injury reduction. If you coach runners or field athletes, don’t just look at sprinting. Check slower treadmill reps too. Faults usually show up there as well. Save this for your next running assessment, and send it to someone who keeps reaching out in front of their body. #DrZakiAfzal #OptimizePT #RunningMechanics #SprintMechanics #RunningForm #CadenceTraining #SportsPhysicalTherapy #GaitAnalysis #InjuryPrevention #TrackAndFieldTraining #PhysicalTherapyTips #LasVegasPhysicalTherapy
#Gaitcycle Reel by @truetoform.pt - Comment gait! Let's get started 🏃‍♀️⚡️ #functionalpatterns #running #gaitanalysis #movement #biomechanics
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Comment gait! Let’s get started 🏃‍♀️⚡️ #functionalpatterns #running #gaitanalysis #movement #biomechanics
#Gaitcycle Reel by @_physioduo_ - 🚶‍♀️ Gluteus Maximus in Walking - The Real Power Behind Every Step 👉 Not just a "big muscle" - it's your main hip extender + posture saver 🔥 What
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🚶‍♀️ Gluteus Maximus in Walking – The Real Power Behind Every Step 👉 Not just a “big muscle” — it’s your main hip extender + posture saver 🔥 What it actually does in gait: ✔️ Heel Strike (Initial Contact) Stops you from falling forward → keeps trunk stable ✔️ Loading → Mid Stance Extends the hip → holds your body upright ✔️ Terminal Swing Controls the leg → slows excessive hip flexion ⚡ When it works hardest? Fast walking • Running • Climbing stairs 🚨 If weak → Classic Glute Max Gait ❌ Backward trunk lean ❌ Poor propulsion ❌ Difficulty getting up / stairs 💡 Quick takeaway: No glute max = no powerful walking #foryourpage #reachyourgoals #gaitanalysis #evidencebasedpractice #reachmorepeople

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