3D Gait Analysis for Runners

Beyond Video Analysis

When you see someone record a run on a phone, they are limited by the camera angle and the lack of underlying data. My 3D gait analysis system, Runeasi, uses wearable pelvic sensors to provide a 'Running Report Card' that you cannot get from a visual check alone. We focus on three critical pillars:

• Impact Loading: It is not just about the force of your strike; it is about how effectively your muscles absorb that force. If your body cannot dissipate energy, that load travels straight to your shins, knees, and hips.
• Symmetry: Every runner has a dominant side, but a significant left-right imbalance is the primary cause of chronic, recurring injuries. We pinpoint exactly where your body is compensating.
• Dynamic Stability: This measures your side-to-side movement, or 'energy leak.' Great runners keep their motion strictly forward; if you are wobbling, you are wasting precious energy and increasing your injury risk.

The Process

1. Setup: You run on a treadmill for 10–15 minutes while wearing a lightweight pelvic sensor.
2. Analysis: We look at real-time biofeedback to see how your form changes as you fatigue.
3. Correction: You walk away with concrete data—not just advice—that explains why you feel pain or hit a performance plateau.

Whether you are dealing with persistent shin splints or just want to run faster with less effort, this objective data acts as a roadmap for your strength training and technique adjustments. We don't just treat the symptom; we fix the way you move.