RunDNA Live Skills Labs

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. This course is open to anyone who has taken our Level 1 Certified Running Gait Analyst course.

The RunDNA Live Skills Labs cover the concepts learned in the Level 1 Certified Running Gait Analyst course, as well as some concepts covered in our Level 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst course. The concepts covered include, but are not limited to:

• Why running injuries happen
• Runner Readiness Assessment
• Gait Categories
• 2D Analysis
• 3D Analysis
• Gait Retraining Cues
• Gait Retraining Drills
• Case study feedback
• Business development and marketing strategy

Yes, participants must take our Level 1 Certified Running Gait Analyst course prior to attending a Live Skills Lab.

Yes! We are always looking for locations around the United States that would be appropriate for hosting our public Live Skills Labs. If you are interested in serving as a co-host for our public RunDNA Live Skills Labs, please click here.

Yes! If you are looking for a group continuing education course about running tailored individually to the needs of your company, a private RunDNA Live Skills Lab is an excellent way to allow your staff to share a common language around the treatment of runners and boost team morale at your facility. The cost of the event includes registration for the course as well as access to our Level 1 and Level 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst online courses. These events are reserved for companies with 16+ staff members participating in the course. If you are interested in learning more about hosting a private RunDNA Live Skills Lab for your company, please click here.

“I really like the running readiness assessment and breakdowns for each of the screening tools. I also liked the interventions given based on specific mobility/stability impairments. Since the course is self-paced, I’ve already effectively used some of the strategies with my runners!” L. Wong, DPT

“From reviewing the case studies which bring together the whole systematic approach, I’ve been able to determine a better prescription for the runners I’m working with who are recovering from running injuries. Already, I am seeing more runners referred by current patients.” A. Xavier, DPT

YES! We have approvals with state PT boards/associations, ACSM, BOC, NSCA, and PACE.

Physical Therapy:

• AZ: 10 CEUs
• CA: 8 CEUs
• CO: 8 CEUs
• IL: 8 CEUs
• NJ: 8 CEUs
• NY: 11.4 CEUs
• PA: 8 CEUs
• TX: 10 CEUs
• WI: 8 CEUs

The following states do not require accreditation, however, please confirm with your state board for any changes: AL, CT, IA, ME, MA, MT, NE, NH, UT, WA.

The following states accept accreditation from other states, however, please confirm with your state board for any changes: AK, DE, HI, KS, KT, MI, NM, NC, ND, OR, SD, VA.

On the check out page, we give all of the course details for you to submit to your State Board or Professional Association for approval if your state is not listed.

PACE:

RunDNA is recognized by the PACE program of the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.

BOC:

The course is approved for Class A CEUs through the BOC.

ACSM:

The American College of Sports Medicine’s Professional Education Committee certifies that “Run DNA” meets the criteria for official ACSM Approved Provider status. Approved Providers and their content reflect the concepts of their respective organizations and do not necessarily represent the positions or policies of ACSM. 8 CEC. Providership #876886

NSCA:

The National Strength and Conditioning Association approved this course for Contact Hours in category C for certified individuals who successfully complete this course. Please note: NSCA completion certificates for this course must be requested by email at Education@RunDNA.com.

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.