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Physiorun STRIDE Assessment Tool

If you have a Google account, you can complete the STRIDE self-assessment quickly by clicking the link above. If you don’t use Google, no problem — simply fill in the STRIDE form below to get the same insight into your running readiness and where to focus next.

Stride Self-Assessment Tool– Google Form Link

STRIDE Self Assessment

STRIDE Self Assessment. Score yourself honestly based on the last 4 weeks of training. This is not a diagnosis – it’s a snapshot to help you train smarter and build durability.

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Strength (1-5) – Which statement fits you best over the last 4 weeks?

1 — I rarely do strength work; running flares something up

2 — I do strength occasionally, but it’s not structured

3 — I do strength most weeks and tolerate it well

4 — I do progressive strength 2–3x/week

5 — Strength is year-round and supports my running

Technique (1–5) Which statement best fits you over the last 4 weeks?

1 — My form breaks down easily; niggles seem linked to how I move

2 — I know I have technique faults, but I can’t hold changes consistently

3 — I can maintain good form on easy runs using one or two simple cues

4 — My form generally holds under fatigue (long runs / tempo / hills)

5 — My mechanics are stable across pace and terrain; I adapt well

Rhythm (1–5) Which statement best fits you over the last 4 weeks?

1 — My training is chaotic; I often spike load or cram sessions

2 — I’m stop–start; consistency drops when life gets busy

3 — I’m mostly consistent week to week with a basic routine

4 — I train consistently and manage increases sensibly

5 — My training has clear structure (build / deload / progress) and is predictable

Intention (1–5) Which statement best fits you over the last 4 weeks?

1 — I run without a plan; most runs feel like the same default effort

2 — I have a goal, but my weekly training doesn’t really match it

3 — I follow a plan and understand what my key sessions are for

4 — I adjust training based on recovery, stress, or how I’m responding

5 — I regularly review and refine my training with clear purpose

Durability (1–5) Which statement best fits you over the last 4 weeks?

1 — Pain or injury often disrupts training; small increases set me off

2 — I’m nearly always managing a niggle

3 — I have occasional flare-ups but can usually keep training

4 — Flare-ups are rare and settle quickly with sensible adjustments

5 — I complete training blocks with minimal disruption and predictable recovery

Enjoyment (1–5) Which statement best fits you over the last 4 weeks?

1 — Running feels stressful or guilt-driven; I often dread it

2 — Enjoyment is low; I finish runs feeling flat more than uplifted

3 — Mixed — some good, some stressful, but overall mostly positive

4 — I look forward to most runs; running supports my life

5 — Running is a healthy anchor; I’m flexible, process-driven, and enjoy it

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