packed with information of how to interpret data, how to communicate to the patient and how to set up the state of the Art injury management.You can either book just Module one and stay two days, or you go all the way and stay six days in a row – your Head will boost! Promised! Once you are with us, you learn everything that you need to become a running gait professionals: Starting from recording the patient on the treadmill to the use of the video analysis software. Then it comes to shoes, insoles, workout, running form … everything you can imagine!

• Would you recommend the Seminar Module I and Module II?- Absolutely, different view than we are used (Age 55 / Podiatrist)
• Yes, new knowledge and methods (Age 46 / Podiatrist)
• Absolutely yes, 1. Teachers work very well together, 2. very relevant cases and good explanations, 3. good structure 4 days (Age 60 / Podiatrist)
• Yes, because gait analysis/ motion analysis is the future and it was a brilliant workshop (Age 31 / Physiotherapist)
• Yes, because of the good information and background knowledge (Age 35 / Orthotist)

The German Design Award is the Benchmark in the world of design. Being Sport Scientists and we feel very proud of being nominated by the German Design Council for our work.
As our second award our new BIKEPRO insole was awarded during the Taipei International Bicycle Show by the IF in the field of Accessories and was honored with the highest Gold Award for it’s concept and functionality. The BIKEPRO insole will be available in the European and US market by August.

… is published by Meyer & Meyer Sport und distributed worldwide.”
In 2003 defending champion Pam Reed, Dean Karnazes and 71 other runners took the ultimate challenge of running 135 miles in California from Badwater to the portals of Mount Whitney. Their journey would take them through the hostile environment of Death Valley and subject them to temperatures ranking among the highest ever recorded on earth. Twenty-five runners tell of their adventures in arguably the absolute toughest of ‘the toughest footrace on the planet’–the good, the bad and yes, the ugly–in this incredible and fascinating compilation. “A few degrees from Hell “is for anyone who wants to get an idea of what it takes to run an Ultramarathon.
Runner and Non-runner alike will be fascinated by the gripping and the inspiring stories of those who took the challenge.

Watch the Video of how to perform and what kind of equipement it takes to become a midfoot runner.