A webinar hosted by team GaitON for clinicians who want to start with running analysis at their clinics. The session covers 3 important questions:
1. How can running assessments add value to the treatment process?
2. How to perform a running assessment at the clinic?
3. Important biomechanical faults that can be identified during a running analysis along with their causes, associated clinical conditions & corrections.
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