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Choose Your Weapon: Wearables in Physiotherapy 

Choose your weapon: wearables in physiotherapy Translation of article by Lotte Kraus. Injuries occur when the load capacity of structures does not align with the stress they endure. Repetitive, suboptimal movements and forces encountered in everyday work or sports often lead individuals to seek physiotherapy. Wearable technology is emerging as a vital tool in the […]

Guest article: Evidence-Based Vs Individual-Based Clinician–By Jay Dicharry

The Evidence-Based Clinician versus the Individual-Based Clinician By Jay Dicharry, MPT, SCS 1. Introduction We hear time and time again:  Are you an evidence-based clinician?You know what? Your patients don’t care.There’s a patient in front of you in your treatment room right now. She is incredibly frustrated – and possibly even a bit scared – […]

The Sports Physical Therapy podcast—Working with Runners and Endurance athletes.

The Sports Physical Therapy Podcast: Working with Runners and Endurance Athletes with Chris Johnson 12 Jan-2023 Chris Johnson is a physical therapist that specializes in the care of endurance runners and endurance athletes. Mike Reinold is a physical therapist, athletic trainer, and strength and conditioning coach specializing in helping people feel, move and perform better. […]

Physical Activity Researcher Interview—How Physio Can Reverse Engineer

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Arthro Education Interview—3 Common gait misconceptions

Runeasi Interview with Arthro Education—Dr. Beau Beard 5 Oct-2022 Article Excerpt, Dr. Beau Beard:  “I’ve been utilizing Runeasi myself for over the past six to eight months now in the clinic with a variety of athletes, and really digging the technology. In this episode, Kurt Schütte, Ph.D. of Runeasi sits down with me to discuss […]

5 rEASONS TO USE OUR APP

1. Global movement quality

Track and improve your client’s Runeasi running quality. Identify their weakest link with our advanced visualisation.

2. individual recommendations

Get individual training and cueing recommendations to improve your client’s weakest link.

3. Real-time feedback

Engage your clients through visual gamification and watch how they self-optimize to your verbal cues.

 

4. Session trends

Learn more about your client’s running quality during daily training. Our session trends show when and where the quality drops with fatigue.

5. Quick comparisons

Compare pre-post data to show intervention effects on the movement quality. 

3 REASONS TO CAPTURE DATA USING THE RUNEASI BELT

1. No motion artifacts. The Runeasi belt is secured tightly against the body and the skin to capture the actual movements of the body’s center of mass. Attaching or clipping the sensor directly to the pants would allow the sensor to wobble from side to side (i.e., measuring the wobbling of the pants, and not the human body.

2.  Easy to standardize the sensor’s positioning. The Runeasi belt makes it easy to consistently position the sensor close to the center of mass. Attaching the sensor directly to the pants would dramatically affect the reliability of the outputs as the height and tightness of the pants will affect the results. Moreover, these pants attachments often shift sideways while running which further decreases the data quality. 

 3. Comfortable to wear.  Hundreds of runners confirmed that they immediately forget about our belt while running. This allows them to move without any restrictions and allows us to capture movements that are representative of a client’s true biomechanics.

SENSOR SPECS

LAB GRADE SENSOR

Accurately captures full range of motion and kinetic parameters by leveraging wide sensing range (16 Gs) & high sampling frequency (1000 Hz)

WATER & SCHOCK PROOF

Built to withstand high intensity training and sweating. Suitable for the outdoor elements, come rain or shine. Robust to handle the repetitive and ruthless impact shocks of running.

Lightweight & SLIM

Seamlessly integrates onto the body to support movement without restrictions. Weight: 9.4g/0.33oz with battery. Dimensions (36.6mm/1.44” dia. X 10.6mm/ 0.42” thick)

No charging wireless

Replaceable coin-cell battery with operating time up to months, depending on the usage. Bluetooth® 5.0 radio for effortlessly transmitting data real-time or post-session.