Motion Analysis Services

We use innovative technology, expert clinical examination and biomechanical analysis to help athletes and pediatric patients improve gait and movement, or return to sport.

A female athlete jumps in the air while a sports therapist observes her movements.

Motion analysis for athletics

Through analysis and data, we help athletes improve performance and stay safe by providing them with the information to help prevent injuries or determine if it is safe to return to sport after an injury.

 

clinician reviews movement data on a screen with an athlete

What to Expect

An assessment includes:

  • Detailed movement data

  • Key findings about your movement

  • Personalized rehab recommendations

After an assessment, a report is developed for you and your healthcare provider to guide care and treatment decisions.

 

Performance through prevention program

Our goal is to help athletes stay healthy and provide an edge on the competition. By using motion analysis and clinical assessments, we provide customized recommendations for injury prevention and performance improvement.

a clinician in the motion analysis center gym observes the gait of an female athlete under their care.

Return to sport

For  athletes with sports-related injuries, the MAC provides a comprehensive assessment to identify key concerns that may limit a safe return to competitive sports activities.

Our testing can highlight such issues as limb asymmetries and abnormal movement patterns or compensations that could lead to re-injury if not addressed.

For more information, please see the MAC Sports Assessment Guide.

Pediatric clinical program

The MAC also provides assessments for children with neurological or developmental disorders whose impairments may impact walking function.

By identifying key impairments, we are able to provide recommendations to your child’s healthcare provider to guide rehabilitation, identify orthotic needs and aid in surgical planning/recovery.

For more information, please see the MAC Walking Assessment Guide.

Preparing for an appointment

To complete a motion capture assessment, the cameras need to be able to ‘see’ your arms and legs move freely. The clinicians also need to see how your body moves and ensure the sensors stick to your skin. Here are some best practices to follow when preparing for your appointment to make the session as effective as possible.

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Please make sure to wear:

  • Short-sleeved shirt or tank top
  • Loose-fitted shorts that can be rolled up, or spandex
  • Bathing suits are acceptable
  • Properly fitted shoes that do not cover the ankles
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Please make sure to bring/do the following:

  • Hair tie to pull up long hair
  • NO lotion or body oils/sprays

Request an assessment

If you are interested in an assessment, please complete or have your healthcare provider complete our MAC Referral Form and return it to us via email or fax.

Contact us

Phone: (904) 345-8967 | fax: (904) 345-8978 | email: [email protected]

Exterior building of the Motion Analysis Center located in Healthcare Plaza off of University Blvd.

Center location

The Motion Analysis Center is located in Healthcare Plaza on University Blvd. at 3901 University Blvd S, Suite 101, Jacksonville, FL 32216

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