Running has one of the highest injury rates for any sport with upwards of 80% of runners experiencing an injury each year. Due to these high injury rates, it is likely that most outpatient sports and orthopedic rehabilitation professionals will encounter running patients in their career. To treat a runner you must look at them as a whole athlete. It takes more than resolving impairments to get them back to their sport. Changes in gait can play a significant role in injury onset. This course focuses on five of the most common running gait impairments and advanced gait re-training and training principles to address these common impairments in running form. Course participants will learn how to set themselves apart by developing complete plans of care for running athletes by covering common impairments, gait modifications, gait re-training, training principles, injury prevention, and equipment recommendations.