Run and Sprint
From walking to running: safe progression
REHAB
Introduction
Examples of configurations:
flexible and customizable
The resumption of running requires objective monitoring of symmetry, step quality and postural control to reduce relapse risk. It is important to analyse the running pattern, then progressively introduce sprinting and validate the return to full performance with measurable criteria.
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Configuration 1
Analysing running and identifying asymmetries
Optogait measures cadence, stride length, contact and flight times for each limb, identifying asymmetries and
variability indicative of incomplete recovery. GykoPro integrates the analysis with data on vertical accelerations and postural control. Time-based monitoring allows guiding the resumption of running progressively and safely.
Configuration 2
Progressing towards sprinting
Once running quality is re-established, Witty Timing introduces measurement of sprints and accelerations at increasing intensity. Time and speed data allow comparing performance with pre-injury values or the contralateral limb, providing objective criteria for return to competition speeds.
Configuration 3
Optimising the pattern with biofeedback
During treadmill running, Optogait provides real-time feedback on symmetry and cadence, guiding the patient towards the optimal pattern. GykoPro adds information on trunk compensations and postural alignment, as well
as accelerations during the ground contact phase, allowing simultaneous work on mechanical efficiency and movement control.
Products suited for this field of application
Optogait analyses the running pattern through spatiotemporal parameters, detecting asymmetries and variability. GykoPro integrates the analysis with data on accelerations and trunk control. Witty Timing measures sprints and accelerations, providing objective criteria to validate the return to full performance.