Lauren gives you a high level overview of what we’ve got planned. We’ll start with each section of the the Framework, tie it all together with a Case Study, and delve into pathologies. Then we wrap it all up with a primer on coaching and loading strategies.

A subjective exam is always the starting point. Learn how to cater it specifically for runners of all levels.

That old ankle sprain from 2010 that was never treated? It might still be important. This lesson reviews the key functional tests that can provide you with useful information.

We all have our “why” for running. But most of us don’t understand the “how”. This is part 1 of 2.

Once we’ve established what we want to focus on, we can use cueing and metaphors to educate our patients and nudge them into a better, more economical form. Remember - we never overhaul anybody.

Once we’ve established what we want to focus on, we can use cueing and metaphors to educate our patients and nudge them into a better, more economical form. Remember - we never overhaul anybody.

Lauren guides us through our first real-life case study.

Our first of two pathology lectures discusses risk factors and differential diagnoses of knee pain. These are great resources to revisit

Our first of two pathology lectures discusses risk factors and differential diagnoses of knee pain. These are great resources to revisit

The purpose of this lecture is to provide you with an overall idea of how coaching plans are structured and how they work. We also provide you with average training timelines for different races, so that you can let your client know if participating in an upcoming race is a good or bad idea.

More opportunities for you to practice your running analysis skills.

References and printable PDF’s.