Running Form Analysis

Identify inefficiencies, reduce injury risk, and improve running economy — through expert movement breakdown and clear corrections you can actually apply.

Running Form Analysis

Identify inefficiencies, reduce injury risk, and improve running economy — through expert movement breakdown and clear corrections you can actually apply.

Choose Your Format

Option 1

Video Submission

(Remote)

Send treadmill or outdoor running footage

Full video breakdown with key movement cues

Personalized drill + strength recommendations

Follow Up Questions via email

This is not generic YouTube advice — it’s tailored to your body and your running.

Option 2

Live In Person Form Analysis

Live real-time movement evaluation

Cueing to correct mechanics immediately

Movement screens to find root issues

Training + strength recommendations on the spot


Expect Clear, Actionable Takeaways

Where you’re leaking energy or
overworking muscles

What’s causing breakdowns in
pacing, posture, or stride

Why certain pains or recurring
injuries keep returning

Which drills, cues, or strength fixes
will matter most

How to Film for Best Results


Recommendations:

  • 15–30 seconds per angle

  • Natural pace — don’t “pose” your form

  • Outdoor or treadmill both work

Angles to capture:

  • Rear view (hips & alignment)

  • Side view (posture & stride length)

  • Front view (knee & foot tracking)


Plans and Pricing

  Most Popular
Live 45-minute 
Form Analysis
$ 99
Video Form Analysis
$ 75

FAQ

  • Yes. Efficient form and movement habits matter at every level. Many runners benefit most before mileage and intensity increase.

  • Often, yes. While this isn’t medical treatment, identifying inefficient or overloaded movement patterns frequently reduces recurring issues.

  • No. This analysis is based on your movement, stride, posture, and patterns — with clear, personalized corrections and next steps.

  • No, but it can lead into coaching if needed.

  • Yes. Feedback is development-appropriate and focused on fundamentals, not adult training demands.