RUNEASI RUNNING ANALYSIS · NEW WESTMINSTER
Runeasi running analysis in New Westminster.
You wear a light belt around your waist and run for a few minutes. One small sensor records how much impact reaches your body, how well your legs absorb it, how steady your hips stay, and how your left and right sides compare.
THE SHORT ANSWER
What is a Runeasi running analysis?
Runeasi is a running analysis system built around one small motion sensor in a belt worn at the waist. While you run on a treadmill or outside, it records how your body moves and takes impact. The app turns that into a running quality score from 0 to 100%, points to your weakest area, and suggests exercises and running tips. Launch Rehab offers Runeasi at its New Westminster studio only.
Runeasi measures how you move while you run. You wear the belt around your waist and run the way you normally do, and the sensor collects movement data the whole time.
A therapist watching you run can see a lot. Some things happen too fast or are too small to see, such as how hard each landing is or a small difference between your left and right side. Runeasi puts numbers on those.
The guides below cover the test, the measures, your score, the belt, the uses, Runeasi's case examples and the research behind it.
AT A GLANCE
- Where
- Launch Rehab New Westminster only
- What you wear
- A light belt at the waist with one sensor
- How long you run
- A few minutes
- Where you run
- Treadmill, track, trail or road
- What it measures
- Impact, how well you absorb it, hip control, and left and right balance
- What you get
- A 0 to 100% score, the measure that most needs work, exercise videos and running tips
WHAT IT IS
What Runeasi is.
Runeasi is a running analysis system that uses a wearable sensor. A light belt around your waist holds the sensor, and it records precise movement data while you run.
Runeasi says the data gives a picture of your whole lower body: feet and ankles, calves, knees, hamstrings, glutes, hips and pelvis.
Runeasi started as a spin-off company of KU Leuven, a university. The company says its system rests on more than 10 years of research there.
WHAT WE ASSESS
Four things the test looks at.
Runeasi measures how your body handles the load of each step. It checks four things:
- How much impact reaches your body
- How well your legs absorb that impact
- How stable and controlled your movement is
- How your left side compares with your right side
Runeasi links these four things to how efficiently you run, how fast you tire, and your risk of injury.
WHAT IT CAN SHOW
Problems that are hard to see by eye.
Runeasi helps find the parts of your movement that need work, and compensations. A compensation is a change the body makes to work around a weak or sore area. These changes are often too small or too fast to see by eye.
Runeasi says these problems can play a part in:
- Injuries that keep coming back
- Overuse injuries
- Lost efficiency or performance
- Trouble making progress in training
Every runner moves differently, so your results are your own.
AFTER THE TEST
What you get after the analysis.
Based on your results, Runeasi gives:
- Clear feedback on the quality of your running
- Exercises chosen for your results, as videos
- Practical tips on running technique
- Measured data you can use to track progress over time
Runeasi presents this as useful for three goals: preventing injury, recovering from an injury, and running better.
WHY RUNEASI
Why we use Runeasi.
Runeasi sums up its case in four points:
- Objective and based on research
- Fast and easy to use
- Measures what the eye cannot see
- Turns data into practical steps
The test leads straight to a training plan, which helps you move better, run more efficiently and lower your risk of injury.
THE RUNEASI GUIDES
Seven guides to Runeasi.
Seven short guides, built from Runeasi's own materials. Each one ends with its sources.
What happens during the test
The belt, the run, and what your therapist sees on the screen while you run.
READ
What Runeasi measures
Dynamic stability, impact, symmetry and step data, in plain words.
READ
Your running quality score
How to read the 0 to 100% score, the colour bands, the weakest link and the report.
READ
The belt and sensor
Size, weight, battery, and how the belt holds the sensor in place.
READ
What Runeasi is used for
Running screens, walking tests, return to sport, performance tests, outdoor testing, live feedback and jump tests.
READ
Case examples
Five examples from Runeasi: a football player, knee pain, a hockey player, a heavy backpack and running in pregnancy.
READ
The research behind Runeasi
Ten years of university research, the studies Runeasi cites, and what two specialists say.
READ
MORE FROM RUNEASI
FREE PDF GUIDE
Would you like the full Runeasi guide as a PDF?
Every page of this guide in one file, with all the photos: the test, the measures, your score, the belt, the uses, the case examples and the research. Leave your name and email and the download is ready right away.
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FAQ
Common questions.
Only at the New Westminster studio. Launch Rehab uses Runeasi in running assessments there, and the other four studios do not have it. Use the booking button on this page to book at New Westminster.
A few minutes. Runeasi says a running quality screen takes under 5 minutes. Some tests run longer: the incremental speed run in the app has ten stages of two minutes each.
You can run on a treadmill or outside. Runeasi was built to work on the track, on trails and on the road as well as indoors.
The sensor weighs 9.4 g (0.33 oz) with its battery. The belt is anti-slip neoprene, chosen for skin comfort, and Runeasi says it takes under 30 seconds to put on.
Runeasi lists three uses: preventing injury, rehab after an injury, and improving performance. A runner with no pain can use the first score as a starting point and retest later.
Runeasi is a technology company that started as a spin-off of KU Leuven. Its CEO is Dr. Kurt Schütte. The company says its system rests on 10 years of research by the Human Movement and Artificial Intelligence research groups at KU Leuven and Stellenbosch University.
Yes. The app saves each session, so your therapist can compare sessions and show how your scores change after a block of exercises.
Yes. Fill in the short form on this page with your name and email, and the full guide downloads as one PDF with all the photos.
SOURCES
Where the facts on this page come from.
- Runeasi, “Runeasi description for your website” (Word document). Supplied to Launch Rehab, October 2026.
- Runeasi, “Welcome to Runeasi: your running analysis, explained” (client one-pager, 2 pages, and slide version, 7 pages). Supplied October 2026.
- Runeasi, info booklet (24 pages). Supplied October 2026.
- Runeasi app screens and photos (media folder). Supplied October 2026.
Facts about the Runeasi system, the company and its case examples are Runeasi's own statements. The studio facts are Launch Rehab's.
NEW WESTMINSTER ONLY
Book a running assessment with Runeasi.
Runeasi is offered at the Launch Rehab New Westminster studio, 219-800 Carnarvon St. Prices and session lengths are on the running assessment page.