Stride mechanics change dramatically during a run - RunScribe shows you how.
The RunScribe App
Upload and view run data using the RunScribe app.
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- iPad mini, 2 and later
- iPod Touch 5th gen and later
- Android 4.4 or higher (BLE compatible devices only)
The RunScribe Dashboard
Dive Deep
The RunScribe web dashboard offers tools to analyze metrics, compare runs, identify trends and track the impact of shoes & terrain on stride mechanics.
Learn MoreChange Can Be Good...or Painful
RunScribe's comprehensive metrics highlight tradeoffs between the core elements of a runner's stride: Symmetry, Motion, Efficiency & Shock.
Efficiency
Efficiency metrics are correlated to running economy - an indicator of your running performance and potential.
Efficiency indicators are used to:
- Establish a runner’s optimal pace
- Evaluate training effect
- Identify weakness based on efficiency breakdown
- Assess the impact of footwear
RunScribe Efficiency Metrics
- Stride Rate
- (steps/min)
- Flight Ratio
- (%)
- Contact Time
- (ms)
Shock
Shock is an indicator of stress on the skeletal system, and are measured at each footstrike. RunScribe provides Shock metrics for every footstrike and for the entire run.
Shock values are used to:
- Identify injury risk
- Evaluate training load
- Assess shoewear
RunScribe Shock Metrics
- Shock
- (Gs)
- Impact
- (Gs)
- Braking
- (Gs)
Motion
Motion metrics characterize running form, which can vary based on speed, terrain, footwear and fatigue.
Motion metrics are used to:
- Assess form and variance while running in natural environments
- Identify injury risk
- Track recovery from injury
- Improve footwear selection
- Quantify the effect of gait retraining
RunScribe Motion Metrics
- Footstrike Type
- (Heel, Mid, Fore)
- Pronation Excursion
- (degrees)
- Pronation Velocity
- (degrees/second)
Symmetry
Simultaneous left and right run data identifies imbalances. While some degree of asymmetry is normal, extreme asymmetry can be an indicator of injury risk.
Symmetry is used to:
- Identify areas of dominance or weakness
- Quantify the impact of physical therapy, orthotics, shoewear, strength & conditioning programs
- Track progress in injury recover
RunScribe Symmetry (available only with RunScribe Pro 2x)
- Shock
- (Gs)
- Motion Profile
- Efficiency











