Run 3D Coming to Glasgow

Run3D helping you move better.

It can reduce injuries, run faster and feel better with 3D Gait analysis coning to Glasgow November 2021. 

Struggling with a recurring running injury or knee pain that restricts your daily activity? See how Run3D's data-driven solution from The University of Oxford can help you feel better, run faster and move injury free.

Patient Set-Up

We attach small reflective markers to  your legs and shoes, positioned on specific anatomical landmarks.

Using the exact same technology as specialist orthopaedic hospitals and elite sports performance centres, our infrared cameras measure the position of these markers 200 times a second and use the data to create an accurate 3D model of you walking and running.

3D Gait Analysis

You will walk or run on the treadmill and we quantify exactly how you are moving in real-time.

We accurately measure the 3D movements at your pelvis, hips, knees and ankles, and compare your results to a database of uninjured controls in real-time. This enables us to immediately identify any asymmetry and abnormal patterns in your gait.

Musculoskeletal Testing

We carry-out a series of objective clinical tests to quantify your strength, range of motion, alignment and function.

By combining the results of your gait analysis and musculoskeletal tests, we have all the information we need to understand exactly how you are moving and why your body is moving in this way. This is of course the first step to our data-driven approach to your treatment programme.

Data Interpretation

Our expert clinicians will review your report, using the information to fully understand your biomechanical function.

The Run3D solution enables us to understand the root-cause of your injury, which is the first step to an effective and long-term rehabilitation plan.

Treatment & Recovery

The results of your assessment will be used to provide a data-driven plan and rehabilitation programme.Each rehabilitation programme is tailor made and specific to your individual needs, which is based on the results of your assessment. A treatment plan will be made to resolve your injuries and reach your goals.