Movement Analysis

Orthopedic Physical Therapy Services

Accelerate Physical Therapy

Movement Analysis

Observation of specific lifestyle movement patterns that contribute to your symptoms or limitations. This could include anything from posture, ergonomics, sleeping, walking, reaching, to throwing a baseball. No matter what may be limiting you, the goal is to find the movement habits that continue to injure the involved tissue.

  • Faulty Biomechanics

  • Altered Movement Patterns

  • Pathological Movement Patterns

  • Assisted Technology (i.e. apps, cameras, lasers)

Movement Analysis Physical Therapy

What is Movement Analysis?

Movement analysis is a crucial clinical assessment used to evaluate and analyze a patient’s movement patterns, typically focusing on their walking gait. To gather comprehensive data regarding a patient’s movement, physical therapists employ an array of cutting-edge technologies such as 3D computerized analysis, video recordings, force measurements, and specialized equipment. These tools enable the therapist to accurately assess and diagnose any abnormalities or limitations in the patient’s movement capabilities.

Treatment

Injuries We Treat

We treat a wide range of injuries including orthopedic, sports, work related and pre and post-operative care.

Movement Analysis FAQs

Learn how movement analysis helps identify faulty movement patterns, biomechanical limitations, and everyday habits that may contribute to pain, reduced performance, or recurring injuries.

No. Everyone moves throughout the day. Whether you’re sitting at a desk, lifting at work, caring for children, or enjoying recreational activities, movement analysis can help improve how your body functions.

Absolutely. Correcting faulty biomechanics before they cause excessive stress can reduce the likelihood of future injuries and improve overall movement efficiency.

Yes. Identifying inefficient movement patterns can help improve mechanics, reduce unnecessary stress on the body, and enhance performance in sports and recreational activities.

Your physical therapist may assess posture, walking, squatting, reaching, lifting, balance, running mechanics, sport-specific movements, or other functional activities based on your concerns.

Movement analysis can benefit athletes, active adults, workers, and anyone experiencing recurring pain, movement limitations, or injuries related to daily activities.

Movement analysis is the process of evaluating how your body moves during everyday activities, exercise, sports, or work tasks to identify movement patterns that may be contributing to pain or injury.

Schedule an Appointment

Schedule a 45-minute one on one session with one of our Doctors of Physical Therapy and get started on your path to recovery.