Running & Gait Analysis — RunTime

RunTime is a specialist treadmill system integrating force-plate sensors and synchronised high-frame-rate video cameras, enabling simultaneous capture of kinematic (movement pattern) and kinetic (force) data during running. This dual-data approach allows the physiotherapist to see not only how the runner moves but how much load is being transferred through each footfall, and in which direction — information that neither video alone nor force measurement…

At K+Clinic, the session begins with a brief warm-up on the treadmill while the therapist observes gross movement patterns. The formal analysis period records multiple running speeds, capturing video from front, rear, and lateral perspectives. The data is reviewed in real time, with the therapist annotating key findings: foot-strike pattern (heel vs mid-foot vs forefoot), overpronation or supination, knee collapse (valgus), pelvic drop (Trendelenburg…

The final 25 minutes of the session is a one-to-one physiotherapy consultation in which the runner receives a personalised report: which mechanics are contributing to current symptoms or injury risk, which compensatory patterns are present, and a prioritised set of corrective drills, strengthening exercises, and technique cues. Where relevant, findings can be combined with baropodometric foot-pressure data for a more complete lower-limb biomechanical…