Paggi PT 3D Running Analysis

Our Helix 3D Running Analysis collects 60+ data points detailing individualized running mechanics. These metrics allow for advanced treatment approaches to current injuries, prevention of future injuries … and help you run faster. Whether your goal is to run your first 5K or to PR your next marathon, this Paggi PT service will go through an in-depth assessment of your history and running biomechanics to keep you strong, healthy, and crushing your goals! 

    • Gait asymmetries: Differences in stride between your left and right side can give us insight into where and why you are experiencing pain​

    • Cadence:​ The number of steps you take in a minute influences both foot-strike pattern and the amount of force places on the body with each step​

    • Shin Angle​: The angle of your shin when your foot strikes the ground tells us where  stresses are placed on your body while running​

    • And more!

    • Improved diagnostic accuracy: Three dimensional analysis identifying subtle abnormalities in gait that might be missed in traditional assessment

    • Early detection and injury prevention: Identification of slight imbalances that may be causing training plateaus and lead to advanced injury

    • We create personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs. These plans are coupled with targeted interventions including running-specific exercises, footwear recommendations, and other advanced treatment modalities.

    • We track your progress with regular 3D running assessments, allowing for adjustments in treatment plans as needed.

    • We improve running outcomes through this process of advanced assessment, enhanced treatment, and progress monitoring.

  • Unfortunately, this service is not covered by insurance. For information on pricing, please email info@paggipt.com.

Tiered Packages

Based on your specific data output, our professional analysis and which service you purchase, you will receive a customized gait retraining, strengthening, and plyometric home program. 

  • Screen: 3D Gait Analysis Screen (30 minutes)​

  • Evaluation: 3D Gait Analysis Evaluation (90 minutes)​

  • Premier: 3D Gait Analysis Evaluation & Follow Up Treatments (90-minute eval + three 30-minute screens)

Meet Our Clinicians

Amanda Kuczmiec, PT, DPT, CSCS 

Amanda graduated from Northeastern University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2019. Amanda has furthered her education by pursuing a CSCS (Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist) in 2019, Level 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst through RunDNA in 2021, UESCA Certified Running Coach in 2020, and RRCA Certified Running Coach in 2023. Amanda is excited to use our Gait Analysis technology in order to help her clients both prevent injury and improve performance. Amanda currently runs with the Somerville Road Runners and has run races ranging from the 800m to marathon distances. She has experience implementing both injury prevention and treatment programs for road runners, track athletes, soccer players, and basketball players. In her free time, she enjoys training for road races, hiking the NH 4000 footers, and spending time with friends and family.​

Certifications: 

Level 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst 

UESCA Certified Running Coach

RRCA Certified Running Coach

Level 1 Certified Walking Gait Analyst

Emily Boyko, PT, DPT

Emily graduated from the University of Connecticut in 2016 with her Bachelor of Science and psychology minor degree, where she was a 4 year member of the Division I varsity swim team. She then went on to get her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University, graduating in 2020. Emily was able to channel her previous experiences as a competitive swimmer, transition to a competitive runner and furthered her education by becoming a level 1 and level 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst. She is passionate about helping runners prevent injuries, reach their goals and most importantly, keep running. ​

Certifications: 

Level 1 & 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst 

Level 1 Certified Walking Gait Analyst

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