UNDERSTAND. IMPROVE. RUN

RUNNING ASSESSMENT

Run with direction

Whether you are managing a running-related injury, returning after time away or preparing for your next event, a running assessment can help you understand what is limiting you and build a clear plan forward.

Person running on a treadmill in a gym, wearing blue and white running shoes, shorts, and white socks.

MORE THAN WATCHING YOU RUN

Understand the whole picture.

Running technique is only one part of the assessment. Your symptoms, training history, workload, strength and goals all help explain what your body needs.

Kara combines clinical assessment with video analysis and objective testing where appropriate. You will leave with practical findings—not a list of faults—and a plan designed around the running you want to return to or improve.

Every assessment is one-to-one and tailored to your experience, symptoms and goals—from returning to your first kilometre through to preparing for a race.

Assess. Understand.
Build forward.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Discuss your history, current training, recent changes, footwear, symptoms and performance goals.

Your Running

Your Capacity

Assess relevant mobility, strength, calf capacity, balance and control.



Create clear recommendations for rehabilitation, training load, strength and gradual running progression.

Your Technique

Use video analysis to examine your running pattern in the context of your individual presentation.

Your Plan

Where useful, handheld dynamometry and VALD ForceDecks can provide objective information about strength, side-to-side differences, force production and landing capacity.

Testing helps identify meaningful targets, guide rehabilitation and give you clear benchmarks to reassess as your running progresses.

Measure what matters for your running.

OBJECTIVE TESTING

Strength

Calf, quadriceps, hamstring and hip capacity

Control

How you manage load through running tasks

Asymmetry

Relevant differences between limbs

Power

Force production and plyometric capacity

WHO IT IS FOR

For every stage of running.

  • New runners building confidence


  • Returning after injury or surgery


  • Increasing distance or speed


  • Runners seeking objective benchmarks


  • Preparing for a race or event


  • Experiencing pain while running

  • Runners with recurring injuries

Turn your assessment into a plan you can use.

Your recommendations may include running-load changes, gait cues, targeted strength and conditioning, mobility work, plyometrics and a graded return-to-running program.



One-to-one assessment


 Video running analysis


Objective strength testing


Personalised running plan


RUN WITH CONFIDENCE

Understand your running. Build what comes next.

Book a comprehensive running assessment and leave with clear, practical recommendations tailored to your body, training and goals.