If your sick of breaking down as your traininf load increases we are here to provide solutions, not "rest and see how it goes."
At Equip Rehab we looks at the full picture...history, goals and physical capacity and objective strength and movement testing.
You walk out with clarity and a plan built for your body, not just a generic sheet.
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The assessment builds a clearer picture of your current presentation and the physical demands you're working toward. Depending on your individual needs, this may include the following.
Discuss your symptoms, previous injuries, current training, recent changes in running and your goals.
Where clinically relevant, your clinician may assess your running and consider whether any observations are relevant to your rehabilitation.
Relevant strength, movement and capacity measures may be used to establish baseline information and help guide rehabilitation.
Your current presentation
Relevant rehabilitation priorities
Appropriate next steps
An individual rehabilitation plan
Considerations for progressing your running
Running rehabilitation can involve different stages depending on your injury, symptoms, current physical capacity and goals. Equip Rehab's approach may progress through the following areas, adapted to you.
Review your symptoms, injury history, running demands and goals.
Modify activity or training where appropriate and introduce strategies to support rehabilitation.
Develop relevant local strength and physical capacity based on your assessment.
Progress exercises to incorporate the wider physical demands involved in running.
Introduce more dynamic exercises, including jumping, hopping or plyometric work where appropriate.
Progress running volume, frequency or intensity according to your individual presentation and goals.

Who the Running Assessment may be appropriate for
What happens during your appointment
What information they look at, and what objective testing may involve
How rehabilitation priorities are established
How running may be progressively reintroduced
Yes, we accept all major private health insurance providers. Bring your card to your appointment and we'll process your rebate on the spot where possible.
No, we try to keep our athletes running as much as they can tolerate throughout their rehab. Our goal is to keep you moving, not sideline you.
Yes, we accept Medicare care plans (EPC referrals). Bring your referral from your GP to your first session.
Wear your running shoes and comfortable activewear, and bring any recent scans, referrals, or private health details if applicable. Make sure you’ve filled in the pre-appointment form so we can make the best use of our time.
Assessments typically run 60 minutes, plenty of time to properly assess your gait, strength, and injury history without feeling rushed.
Absolutely, whether you're training for your first 5km or your next marathon PB, our approach is tailored to suit your level and goals.
Your first visit includes a full running assessment, including digital strength testing and gait analysis, a discussion of your goals and injury history, and a personalised plan to get you back to full training.
No referral is needed to book an assessment; you can book directly online.
This depends on your injury and goals. After your initial assessment, you’ll receive a clear plan and realistic timeline for your recovery.
We treat all musculoskeletal injuries.
A Running Assessment gives your clinician the opportunity to understand your symptoms, running demands and
current physical capacity before recommending appropriate next steps.
Individual assessment. Running specific rehabilitation planning.