Overview
The platform uses video-based analysis validated by force plates and 3D motion capture to assess running gait and jumping, with setup in under 60 seconds and the ability to test on treadmills, courts, tracks, or trails. It delivers instant reports with actionable recommendations on metrics including load, stability, power, reactivity, and symmetry to support clinical decision-making and client motivation.
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- Physios put years into earning their degree, and of most them don't stop there once they're practicing. It's one of the professions that keeps learning through new research & methods, year after year. Running adds its own layer to keep up with. This wheel shows what the Runeasi framework is built upon: impact loading, dynamic stability, symmetry and all of the little intricacies that connect them. With the Runeasi technology, we do not only aim to help our physiotherapists measure more objectively, but also keep learning through
- Come and join us in Brisbane for the Running Symposium 'Metrics & Mindsets, from data-driven insights to patient-led decisions' on October 28th!
- One more day to register for the Trenara x KU Leuven Institute of Sports Science (LISS) 'Loopunief' in our hometown Leuven! If you're somewhat connected to running, this is a must do event: An evening of talks and discussion on how recent sports science helps you build smarter, avoid injuries and get more out of your training. For runners: how to progress more efficiently and stay injury-free. For coaches & physios: how to back your guidance with what the research actually shows. Keynote speakers we look forward to the most:
- Stability in Running? Dynamic Stability? Read Kurt Schutte, PhD's thoughts on the latest systematic review by Cagla Kettner (née Fadillioglu) and colleagues below!
- Another 1 year anniversary! If you're living in the Netherlands and like running, Frans Brouwer is a guy you need to know. He's been part of the Dutch running scene for years and has assessed and helped hundreds of runners. As Field Expert & Educator, he represents Runeasi at courses and helps physios get the most of their Runeasi in the Netherlands.
- What happens when you combine bad sleep and Runeasi in research? That's what Maura Seynaeve looked at in her latest study under the guidance of Benedicte Vanwanseele. You can probably guess the result: an impact in performance &s horter time to exhaustion (-13,2%). The not so obvious finding? It's not just physiology that is impacted, biomechanics changed too: Lower cadence, longer ground contact time, lower impact forces, less leg stiffness, and a shift in power from the ankle toward the knee. Oxygen cost at a given speed
- Seeing young physiotherapists work with our technology is always inspiring. Thank you Femke van Collenburg and Erik Wintjens ! https://lnkd.in/p/gK7Y9NVB
- 5 year work anniversary for Timothée vander Linden. Amazing guy who is always full of energy and ideas. In the past years Timothée has helped hundreds of physiotherapists learn about Runeasi, and we're 100% sure there will hundreds (and if not thousands more!).
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