Your stride matters!
Does it hurt when you walk or run? Maybe it’s sore feet, aching knees, or even a sense that your body feels “off”?
Whether you’re a walker, a runner, returning from injury, or noticing changes with age, the issue could be your stride or gait.
Understanding how you move — your gait or stride — can influence your day-to-day life. Whether your feet tend to roll outwards (underpronate), inwards (overpronate), or fall somewhere in between, your stride can influence comfort, injury risk, and even how well your footwear works for you.
When you understand your stride you’re better able to:
make proactive choices about the activities you do and the footwear you rely on
track changes over time. For example, due to age, activities, injury, or different surfaces.
About OutwardStride
The purpose of this site is to provide information in three areas.
Identifying your pronation type - a diagnosis. Insight can come from multiple sources — from simple self-checks through to expert assessments — layered together to build a clearer picture of how you move, where issues may lie, and what to do next
Reviewing what lifestyle habits that may be helping or hindering your pronation type, and identifying changes you can make.
Selecting footwear suited to your pronation type and purpose - for example, sports shoes and casual shoes.
1: Diagnosis
Self-assessment: what’s your likely pronation type.
Getting a formal diagnosis
Use the links below to learn more about each of these areas, or jump to our blog for more.
2: Lifestyle
Three-part model: taking charge of lifestyle factors to support your pronation.
Popular blog posts
What underpronators and supinators can learn from ‘neutral’ running shoes
Where to start? Finding casual shoes suitable for underpronators or supinators
A process to identify your pronation type (underpronate, overpronate, or neutral gait)
Why the big toe is a game-changer for underpronators and overpronators