Feel Better, Run Better

2D-Running Analysis At EPIC Physical Therapy

Improve running performance and reduce injury risk with our multi-angle camera capture technology

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Testing performed at our Garner location

$125 Only Through March!

Top benefits

Personalized running mechanics breakdown
Get a detailed video analysis of your stride, foot strike, cadence, and posture to understand exactly how you move.

Reduce pain & discomfort
Address issues such as knee stress, calf pain, shin splints, tight hips, and foot pain with targeted corrections.

Identify injury risks before they happen
Catch inefficient movement patterns that can lead to common running injuries like shin splints, knee pain, and Achilles tendinitis.

Improve running efficiency & performance
Learn how to run smarter, not harder with technique adjustments that make you faster while reducing energy waste.

Custom corrective exercise plan
Walk away with a personalized action plan including mobility drills, strength exercises, and form modifications to enhance your running.

Track your progress and see real improvement
With repeat gait analysis you can measure change in your running mechanics over time, ensuring that you are achieving your performance goals.

FAQ

What is 2D-Running analysis?
Our 2D Running Gait Analysis is a one-on-one session with a licensed physical therapist where we use slow-motion video technology and AI kinematic analysis to assess your running mechanics. You’ll receive expert feedback on your form, potential injury risks, and personalized recommendations for improvement.

Who is this for?
2D Gait analysis is great for runners of all levels – whether you’re a beginner looking to run pain-free, an experienced runner aiming to improve performance, or someone trying to recover from an injury.

How does it work?
We record your running from multiple angles using high-quality 2D motion analysis. Then our specialists in physical therapy break down your stride, foot strike, cadence, posture, and more. We also include detailed mobility and strength testing using our state of the art dynamometers. At the end, you receive a detailed movement assessment and custom training plan.

How long does it take?
A full running, mobility, and strength analysis takes one hour to complete.

Will I get a copy of my results?
Yes! We provide a printed summary of results with key takeaways and a personalized training plan.

How much does the 2D-running analysis cost?
The one-on-one gait analysis session with a licensed physical therapist is $125 for a limited time! This includes: A detailed slow-motion video analysis of your running mechanics. A personalized breakdown of inefficiencies and potential injury risks. Expert corrective recommendations and a customized training plan. A take-home summary of key findings and exercises. Invest in your running health and performance—book your session today!

 

What our patients say

Hundreds of 5-star reviews for EPIC Physical Therapy

They have some really awesome technology and diagnostics that have helped me perform on my runs. They have strength assessing devices, mobility devices, dry needling, running analysis technology, cupping, deep massage, an alter G treadmill, recovery compression pants, and so much more.

Michelle

They have provided a comprehensive understanding of the scope of my injury and how to prevent these things from reoccurring. It gives me purpose to attend my sessions and importantly a game plan to continue on my own once I am better. Thank you EPIC PT!

Nick

The staff was amazing. They hold you accountable to getting back healthy. Reminded me of being in a collegiate training room. Thank you.

Charles

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DRY NEEDLING

Dry needling is a therapeutic modality utilized to treat soft tissue restrictions, lack of mobility, and pain. The needles can target "knots" or "trigger points" and provide great relief for patients. A thin needle is placed and causes a physical reaction within the body to help the muscles and surrounding tissue relax. The goal is to reduce pain, increase mobility, and allow individuals to strengthen through a greater range of motion. Dry needling is best used in conjunction with stretching and strengthening exercises thus improving overall function.

SOFT TISSUE MOBILIZATION

Soft tissue mobilization treatments involve hands-on techniques that are provided to address muscles or muscle groups that have become tight, tense, and painful feeling due to overuse, injury, or surgery. These treatments are useful for reducing discomfort in the affected areas and improving mobility of the surrounding joints. They are often used in conjunction with therapeutic exercises typically applied beforehand to allow for more freedom of movement and less discomfort while performing the exercises. This can allow for a more comfortable and effective treatment session.

CUPPING

Myofascial cupping is a soft tissue therapy that involves the application of cups either in a static or dynamic fashion on the skin and utilizing a decompressive force. This creates a vacuum effect that lifts up underlying tissues such as the fascia (connective tissue) and muscles to improve blood flow, reduce tension, and reduce discomfort in the targeted tissues.

INSTRUMENT ASSISTED SOFT TISSUE MOBILIZATION

Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, or IASTM, is a manual therapy technique where different types of instruments are used to aid in mobilizing the skin, fascia, muscles, and tendons to promote an inflammatory response and improve restrictions in the area. IASTM can help promote remodeling in your skin and tissues, increases collagen synthesis, and increases fibroblast proliferation. IASTM has also been found to decrease pain to the area, increase blood flow, and improve range of motion.

HYPERVOLT

The Hypervolt is a massage gun that has several different speed settings to provide a percussive deep tissue massage over large surface areas of the body. The device can be used to relieve tissue tension and increase blood flow to the area, which may increase range of motion and aid in soft tissue recovery. It has a wide variety of heads that can be utilized to target different tissues and parts of the body more effectively.

BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION (BFR) THERAPY

Blood flow restriction training, or BFR, is the use of a specialized tourniquet that is used to partially occlude blood flow during the completion of targeted exercise. This type of training has been shown to be extremely safe with this device all while creating significant positive adaptations in muscle strength, size, and endurance. Although the use of BFR can be very challenging, there is extremely strong research supporting these positive adaptations while using weights that are as low as 20-40% of a person's one repetition maximum weight limit. For comparison, if BFR was not being used, higher loads of 65% or greater would need to be used to create the same gains we are trying to achieve. Being able to create these positive changes at a much lighter load, and sometimes in a quicker manner, can be a huge rehab and training benefit especially when we are dealing with a possible injury, post-surgical status, or other training demands that we need to balance out.

ALTERG

The AlterG is a specialized treadmill designed to reduce the weight-bearing load on the lower extremities of the body during exercise. It utilizes a pressurized chamber to uniformly reduce gravitational load and body weight by precise 1% increments. This unique feature enables patients and athletes to move unrestricted and pain free - restoring and building muscle strength, range of motion, balance, function, and fitness.

NORMATEC

Normatec is a dynamic air compression sleeve that aids in recovery from heavy training sessions to combat soreness. The dynamic air compression provided by this device surrounds the affected area and pulsates between different zones while other areas hold, improving the movement of fluid out of the limbs. This leads to faster recovery and recuperation so you can get back to the activities you love quicker. Normatec can be utilized on multiple body parts such as your arms, legs, and lower back/hips.

GameReady

The Gameready system is a clinically proven system that combines a powerful control unit with a complete range of innovative, circumferential wraps to integrate active cold and intermittent pneumatic compression therapies with greater adjustability, comfort, and convenience than ever before. The easy-to-use, portable system takes RICE (Rest-Ice-Compression-Elevation) to the next level for your injury or surgery recovery. If you would like to arrange getting one of these devices post-operatively, let us know and we can help you do so.