Pre-Marathon Assessment
- Standardized warm-up and controlled running at set paces
- 3D capture of your baseline movement and symmetry
Running a marathon pushes your body to its limits. But what actually happens to your running form when fatigue sets in?
We're studying how your movement changes before, immediately after, and during recovery from a marathon-to understand how fatigue impacts performance, efficiency, and injury risk.
This study examines how running mechanics change before and after a marathon. We measure your movement across three phases: before the race, after the race, and after recovery.
Not just how you run-but how your body adapts, compensates, and returns to baseline.

Each session will be about 30 minutes and is completed across three separate days, including ~10 minutes of running and a ~20 minute movement assessment.
You'll complete a short treadmill run at a comfortable pace and a slightly faster pace, with a few brief motion capture recordings.
The movement assessment includes a standardized series of movements - such as squats and lunges - to evaluate mobility, stability, and control.
You will be measured using an advanced 8-camera 3D motion capture system, typically reserved for elite athletes and research labs. We capture your movement with clinical-level precision.