Program
THE FOOT IN RUNNING (15%)
Anatomy, morphotype, dimensions – DVMPG Study.
Analysis of R&D studies on foot development over time.
Biomechanical analysis of the foot in a static state using mechanical and digital tools.
THE FOOT, ITS CONDITIONS, AND SOLUTIONS (25%)
In-depth knowledge of conditions, pain, and issues related to running.
Technical insights into comfort solutions: insoles, socks, and accessories.
Focus: Foot preparation and protection for trail running and road running.
RUNNER PROFILES AND STRIDE FACTORS (25%)
Explanation of various stride factors in running: eversion angle, horizontal impact, vertical impact, braking force, cadence, etc.
Analysis of different runner profiles through testing: ground-strikers / toe-strikers.
Connection between shoe recommendations and runner profiles.
Real-world case studies and stride analysis using the new digital interface.
PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS (35%)
Learning to use foot analysis tools (mechanical or digital) through hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios.
Comprehensive real-time gait analysis and interpretation.
Learning lacing techniques.
Cutting and customizing pre-molded insoles.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the biomechanics and anatomy of the foot, their main issues, and some solutions, always with the goal of comfort and performance in running
- Understand common running injuries and appropriate responses
- Perform gait analyses and be able to explain the various factors involved in gait
- Be able to identify runner profiles
- Be able to follow the steps involved in selling running shoes and address the customer’s needs to offer tailored comfort solutions
- Understand the construction and benefits of technical running socks and insoles
Prerequisites
- Offer a selection of pre-formed insoles in-store
- Have a measurement tool (mechanical or digital)
- Have already completed the Running Orange training
