Your stride matters!
Most of us don’t think about how we walk or run — until something starts to hurt.
It might be a sore foot, aching knees, or a subtle feeling that your body’s out of sync.
Whether you're a runner, returning from injury, or simply noticing changes with age, your stride might be the missing link.
This site explores the role of pronation for a healthy stride — and what to do if your feet underpronate (also known as supination), overpronate, or have neutral pronation.
About OutwardStride
The aim of OutwardStride is to create content to help people understand and take charge of their pronation (and any issues) in an integrated way - focusing around three areas - Diagnosis, Lifestyle and Footwear.
Not sure where to start? Go to Diagnosis learn about pronation and take our quick Self-assessment.
Diagnosis — Identify your pronation type and any issues
What is pronation and the three main pronation types.
Self-assessment: identify your likely pronation type.
Getting a formal diagnosis of your pronation type.
Related resources: Explore pronation and diagnosis
Lifestyle — Check lifestyle factors that may be affecting your stride
Checklist: lifestyle factors that support healthy pronation
Three-part model: taking charge of lifestyle factors to support pronation issues
Footwear — Find the right shoes for your pronation type
Checklist: Features of shoes for underpronation and neutral pronation
Related resources: getting the right shoes for your pronation type
Explore our blog - for tips, case studies and ways to support your stride.
Some of our favorite blogs are:
A process to identify your pronation type (underpronate, overpronate, or neutral gait)
Case study: ASICS - a company providing information about pronation to help with footwear choice
Why the big toe is a game-changer for underpronators and overpronators
What underpronators and supinators can learn from ‘neutral’ running shoes
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