RUNNING EDUCATION
Level 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst
Level 2 shows you exactly how to treat and train runners. Conquer complicated injuries by diving deep into advanced gait retraining, plyometrics, strength, and the role of rest.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Learn the RunDNA Systematic Approach to treating & reducing running injuries through gait retraining, mobility, and strength.
12 Running Gait Categories
Learn detailed gait retraining strategies proven to get results. Participants will use 2D & 3D methods to identify changes in running biomechanics and create personalized plans focused on the biggest priorities.
RunDNA Way
Learn the blueprint for providing personalized plans using the tripod approach for treating and preventing running injuries. Plus, get access to the RunDNA App for easy implementation of programs.
Injury Specifics
Explore RunDNA’s evidence-based treatments for running injuries, including Plantar Fasciopathy, Achilles Pain, Patellofemoral Syndrome, Stress Fractures, and Shin Splints. Study real-life examples, covering cases from weekend warriors to elite runners.
Loading Levels
Evaluate how an athlete accepts load with this easy to administer jumping test. Detailed programs are included for each level. This is a perfect companion to the Runner Readiness Assessment from Level 1.
Business Planning
If you are passionate about working with runners we are here to show you how to build the business of your dreams. Learn proven business strategies so that you can see more runners and grow your business.
RunDNA Portal
Receive a free trial to the RunDNA Portal to organize your runners data and track their progress.
Course Preview: Why Jumping Matters
Learn why and how to incorporate plyometrics into running rehab and training
Runners Are Looking For You
Become the expert runners need. Learn to address complex cases, work with specific injury types, integrate jumping assessments, and provide detailed strength programs. If you have ever wanted to dive deeper into evidence-based running knowledge, this course is for you!
WHY GET CERTIFIED?
RunDNA Education is all about making you an expert. We have taken years of research and experience to design a movement based systematic approach to analyzing and retraining gait. With a Level 1 Certified Walking Gait Analyst Certification, you’ll join a community that is known for results.
CERTIFICATION PACKAGES
Become an Expert in Running.
Save $75 with the L1+L2 Bundle
L1 + L2 Running Gait Analyst Certification Bundle
$623
Get all of the knowledge, skills, and tools you need to specialize in running. Learn to analyze and correct gait while building a business focused on runners.
- Level 1 Certified Running Gait Analyst
- 12 hours total continuing education
- Level 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst
- Over 40 handouts included to get started right away
Enroll and Save $100
The Gait Analysis bundle
$897
Get all three Gait Analysis courses and become the expert in all things gait!
- Level 1 Certified Walking Gait Analyst
- Level 1 & 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst
- 18 hours total continuing education
- Over 60 handouts included to get started right away
Level 1 Running Gait Analyst Certification
$299
Be confident in analyzing gait and providing programs to improve motor control, mobility, and running form technique specific to each runner, or athlete who runs, based on their movement patterns.
- Runner Readiness Assessment
- 5 Categories of Running Gait Impairments
- Detailed corrective programs
- 5 CEU Hours
Level 2 Running Gait Analyst Certification
$399
Become an expert in treating and training runners. Learn to address complex cases, work with specific injury types, integrate jumping assessments, and provide detailed strength programs.
- 12 Categories of Running Gait Impairments
- Loading Levels
- Detailed strength, jumping, and injury specific plans
- 7 CEU Hours
Certified Endurance Running Coach
$299
Complete your training with a systematic approach to personalize training plans. Central to the course is a scientifically backed method which quantifies fitness levels and training loads.
- 3 key components of endurance running performance
- Scientific Approach to training load
- Race specific training plans
- 7.5 CEU Hours
MEET YOUR INDUSTRY LEADING INSTRUCTORS
Doug Adams
PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS
Dr. Doug Adams is a Physical Therapist who has published and spoken at an international level on all things related to running. Doug has taught thousands of professionals his systematic approach to providing personalized plans for runners through the Certified Running Gait Analyst and Endurance Running Coaching courses. He also designed and created a portable 3D Motion Analysis system called Helix 3D for analyzing and categorizing running form that is used widely throughout the Department of Defense and commercial sectors.
- Team PT for Tinman Elite Professional Running Team
- Adjunct faculty for the 711th Human Performance Wing of the US Air Force
- Co-Founder Omega Project PT in Wilmington, Delaware that specializes in treating endurance athletes and runners
Scott Greenberg
PT, DPT, CSCS
Scott is a sport medicine expert with an emphasis on optimizing running performance, running injury prevention, treating running-related injuries, and foot orthoses.
As the Manager of Clinical Operations for UF (University of Florida) Health’s Outpatient Rehabilitation department, Scott has dedicated his career to working with University of Florida Athletes to optimize their running, speed, and agility performance. He is the Running Injury and Biomechanics Consultant to University of Florida Track and Cross Country and Foot and Ankle Specialist for University of Florida Athletic Association Athletes. He is also a Certified Endurance Running Specialist, a USA Track and Field Certified Level 1 Coach, and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Scott is a nationally recognized lecturer in the area of running medicine and is the current Chairman of the Academy of Sports Physical Therapy’s Running Special Interest Group.
He currently resides in Gainesville, Florida with his wife and two daughters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to take Level 1 before I take Level 2?
YES! Level 1 is a pre-requisite for Level 2. There is a package that you can purchase both at the same time.
How long do I have access to the course for?
Once you register, you’ll have access to the course indefinitely. This course is available on the website and mobile app, so you can watch it anywhere and at your own pace.
Who are these courses for?
Whether you work with runners all day long or a few times a month, this course will give you the confidence and clarity to achieve excellent results and accelerate your success. Physical therapist, Chiropractors, Athletic Trainers, Physicians, Podiatrists, Personal Trainers, Running Coaches, and Running Retail Specialists will find immediate and applicable knowledge, no matter what level of experience . There are NO requirements to have special technology or applications to obtain the benefits of this course.
Do I need your Helix 3D System to apply the principles of the course?
There are no requirements for any specific technology to apply the systematic approach of our course. We may use technology for teaching purposes, but we have thousands of people that have taken the course without using 3D.
Is this course Approved for CEUs?
Level 1 is a pre-requisite for Level 2.
YES! This course is worth 7 CEU hours. We have approvals with the BOC, NSCA, PACE, and many state PT boards/associations. Please check your state to confirm approval. The majority of US states are approved via reciprocity rules. See the specific rules for your state below. States not approved will say “Not Pre-Approved.”
AL: AC 7 00-X-2-.08 (5)
AK: Section 12 AAC 54.420, 1d-e
AR: Pre-Approval Not Req.
AZ: Accepts APTA Approval (OH, TX)
CA: Board Approv ed Provider
CO: 4 CCR 7 32-1,L,3b1
CT: Section 20-7 3b
DE: Section 13.2.1
FL: Rule-Approv ed Provider
DC: Accepts APTA Approval (OH, TX)
GA: Rule 490-4-.02, 3, ab
HI: HRS section 461J-10.13
ID: IDAPA 24 – 24.13.01, 250.09
IL: Licensed CE Sponsor
IN: IC 25-1-4-0.2, Sec 5, a, 9
IA: IA Guideline for CE Sponsors
KS: K.A.R. 100-15-4
KY: 201 KAR 22:045, Sec.2, 2a
LA: Not Pre-Approved
MA: 259 CMR 7 .03(2b)
ME: Not Req.
MD: Accepts APTA Approval (OH, TX)
MI: R 338.7 163
MN: Board Approved # 11898
MS: Accepts APTA Approval (OH, TX)
MO: 20 CSR 2150-3.203, 5, A
MT: 24.17 7 .2105, 9, ii.
NC: 21 NCAC 48G .0108,c6
NE: 17 2 NAC 137 , 002.05
NH: Phy 406.03
ND: R&R, article 61.5-03-02-02. 1
NM: Accepts APTA Approval (OH, TX)
NJ: Board Approved # 2412-7 6
NV: Not Pre-Approved
NY: Not Pre-Approved
OK: Not Pre-Approved
OH: APTA Approved # 25S0482
OR: 848-035-0030, Sec 2ab
PA: § 40.67 , d
RI: 13.4.5, d, 3
SC: 101–07 , 3b
SD: Article 20:66:03:02
TN: Not Pre-Approved
TX: APTA Approved # 80030TX
UT: R156-24b-303b 2, c
VT: Rule 4.4. c, 3, 4
VA: 18VAC112-20-131, B, 1
WA: WAC 246-915-085
WI: Section PT 9.04, b
WV: Not Pre-Approved
WY: Ch 6, Section 2a
BOC:
The course is approved for 7 Category A CEUs through the BOC.
NSCA:
This program is eligible for Category A CE. NSCA – The National Strength and Conditioning Association approved 0.8 CEU(s) in category C for certified indiv iduals who successfully complete this course. [L1 647 -HSCRG2].
PACE:
RunDNA is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.
Are there requirements to maintain certification?
While we encourage you to continue learning (and will provide opportunities for you to do so) there is no requirement for maintaining Level 1 or Level 2 certification.