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Why Is Movement Quality Crucial in Endurance Running? Philip Cortvriendt (Pt2) - Practitioner’s Viewpoint

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Building the resilient runner, from a physiotherapist perspective How do you define a resilient runner? Load tolerance, running quality, fatigue resistance Differences between recreational runners & elite runners How to make your runner more resilient? --- Runeasi - Gait Analysis Made Easy: Learn more at: https://runeasi.ai/ Book a free demo with PhD CEO Kurt Shütte: https://calendly.com/runeasi/30min In the call, he will explain the following topics depending on your primary interests: -How Runeasi can provide you with objective data to analyze walking and running gait patterns -How Runeasi can become your decision-making support tool and reduce uncertainty in clinical reasoning -How the Runeasi experience can motivate your clients and patients -How Runeasi testing protocols and client reports can be used to generate business and maximize ROI -Pricing options and how you can team up with Runeasi --------  

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