Our Promise: FOR THE BETTERMENT OF RUNNERS
Running is the largest participation sport in the world with over 100 million recreational runners registered in the US and Europe alone. The majority of this population have started running with the intention of improving their levels of health and fitness but unfortunately the health and fitness benefits of running come at a price as injury rates are extraordinarily high in runners (1 in 3 runners report a running related pain or injury whilst preparing to enter a half or full marathon)..
HOW IT WORKS
Exercises for your feet
Tired of being recommended endless exercises and tools that you end up never practicing or using or attending long and overprized online courses in which you learn more about the broadcaster than about your individual problem?
Pain-free running begins in the foot! Humans are born to run and are also born with functional, foot-shaped feet. We believe that restoring the natural shape and function of your foot is fundamental to pain free running and we can show you how to do this with corrective exercises and functional footwear
Three personalized exercises for your individual footprint
10 minutes a day is enough to fix your feet and run pain-free
Regain and maintain natural foot function
PROVEN CONCEPT!
After having analyzed over 25,000 footprints one-on-one worldwide and fixing runners for over two decades, we now give you what we learned, personalized for your individual footprint.
5 Common Running Pains
KNEE: Knee pain in runners is pain located below or around the knee cap or on the inside or outside of the knee joint. The exact location of your pain will determine the diagnosis and category of knee pain but all running related knee pain share common risk factors.
SHIN: Shin pain in runners is pain located on the front of your lower leg between the knee and the ankle. The pain can be directly over your shinbone (tibia) or over the muscles that are on the inner or outer side of the tibia. These muscles control the foot and toes and are the muscles most affected by an unstable foot and poor footwear choices.
HEEL: Heel pain in runners is pain located in the plantar (sole) aspect of the heel and is usually diagnosed as ‘plantar fasciitis’. The pain is usually worse in the morning and after sitting down or resting for long periods and may be alleviated during running.
THIGH: Thigh pain in runners is pain located in the upper leg between the knee and the hip. If the pain is located at the front and outside upper leg it is associated with stress or strain of the quadriceps and hip flexors. If the pain is located at the rear of the upper leg it is associated with stress or strain of the hamstrings.
ACHILLES: Achilles pain in runners is pain located on the back of the lower leg from the heel to the calf muscle The achilles is is the largest tendon in the body and has evolved to be a ‘running spring’ to provide elasticity and propulsion during running and sprinting.
