DO YOU KNOW HOW TO RUN? Become an Informationally-Based Athlete
RUNNING FORM ANALYSIS
Most runners know (or want to know) how far they’ve run and how fast they’ve run. But do you know how to run? This is not a trick question. Understanding how to run, that is, the technique of running, as well as having a kinesthetic awareness (being aware of your body in motion) is equally important to knowing how far and how fast you run.
Our 90-minute Running Form Analysis session includes: •10-minute Office Consultation
• 60-minute Full-Body Running Form Analysis on our state-of-the-art Woodway Treadmill • 20-minute Runditioning™ session after the analysis to strengthen weak areas
• Results and Recommendations Report sent one week after the session
(Note: times are approximate)
Running Form Analysis includes: • Overall Posture
• Head, Eyes & Shoulder Position
• Arm Swing
• Hand Position
• Stride Length
• Stride Frequency
• Gait
• Pronation
• Foot Position
• Foot Angle
• Foot Shape
• Leg length test
• Breathing
• Suggestions for proper running shoes
FITNESS TESTING
Becoming a better runner requires more than just great cardiovascular capacity. You also need to be strong both muscularly and functionally. We have created a test just for runners. Our Fitness Testing is the perfect way to test your strength and flexibility utilizing runner-specific methods.
The 90-minute session includes: • 10-minute Office Consultation
• 60-minute Fitness Test
• 20-minute Runditioning™ session after the test
• Results and Recommendations Report sent one week after the session
(Note: times are approximate)
Fitness Test includes the following categories: • Upper Body Strength
• Lower Body Strength
• Core Strength
• Flexibility
• Balance
• Form & Function
HEART RATE MONITOR TESTING
You may know your pace, your distance and the total time that you ran. But do you know the effort that you expended for a training run or race? Running with a heart rate monitor will enable you to know how hard you’re running and if you’re getting fit or burning-out.
The 60-minute session includes: • 10-minute Office Consultation
• 50-minute Sub-Maximum Heart Rate Test on our state-of-the-art Woodway Treadmill • Prescribed Training Intensities sent one week after the session
(Note: Heart Rate Monitor is not included in the service, but we carry Polar RS200 & RS200sd Heart Rate Monitors.)
(Note: times are approximate)
VO2 MAX & LACTATE THRESHOLD TESTING
VO2 Max is defined as the maximum volume of oxygen your body can process to the working muscles. Lactate threshold is defined as the point at which your aerobic capacity meets your anaerobic threshold, when you can no longer deliver enough oxygen to the working muscles. It is at this point that your body goes into oxygen debt and this debt needs to be paid back. Knowing your VO2 Max and LT numbers will enable you to train properly so that your body can deliver more oxygen to the working muscles and thus push your LT higher. when that occurs, two things happen: You'll go faster and with less effort!
The 75-minute session includes:
• 10-minute Office Consultation
• 50-minute combined VO2Max/Lactate Threshold Test on our state-of-the-art Woodway Treadmill
• 15-minute Office Consultation to discuss results after the test
• Print-out of test results
(Note: times are approximate)
All Sports Lab Services must be started within one month of registration.