Running & Movement Coaching in Swarthmore & Bryn Mawr

Running is a skill. Get coached by a Doctor of Physical Therapy who is also a certified running coach and gait analyst.

Coaching from someone who understands injury and performance.

Most runners do not understand all the demands of running. Coaching at Path to Movement looks at how you move, how you run, and how you train, then gives you a clear plan to run stronger and stay on the right path.

Dr. Ryan Peeters is a Level 2 Certified Running Gait Analyst, a Certified V.O2 Distance Running Coach, and a Level 2 MovNat Certified Trainer. That means your coaching is grounded in how the body actually works, not just mileage and pace charts.

Running gait analysis and form adjustments
Skilled programming from a Certified V.O2 Distance Running Coach
Mobility, strength, and balance work built into your plan
Coaching that adapts if pain or a niggle shows up
Dr. Ryan Peeters coaching a client through a high-knee drill on the training floor

Runners and active adults who want to move better.

From your first half marathon to your next ultra, coaching keeps your training on track and your body ready for it.

New Runners
Marathon Training
Ultra & Trail Running
Returning to Running After Injury
Improving Running Form
Breaking Through a Plateau
Run-Walk Strategies
Race Preparation
Natural Movement (MovNat)
Hikers & Outdoor Athletes
Masters Runners
Building a Durable Body

To keep you running on the right path we will:

Identify

How your movement patterns may be limiting your performance.

Examine

Your running form and make adjustments as needed.

Implement

A personalized training program to improve mobility, strength and balance.

Run stronger, longer, and with fewer setbacks.

Good coaching is not just about the next race. It is about running for years to come.

More Efficient Running

Form changes based on your gait analysis help you use less energy at the same pace.

A Plan That Fits Your Life

Programming built around your goals, schedule, and current fitness.

Fewer Injuries

Strength and mobility work targets the weak links that lead to common running injuries.

Confidence on Race Day

Show up to the start line knowing your body is prepared for the distance.

What our patients say.

“This past January, I was battling real pain from plantar fasciitis in my right foot. I had just begun my training cycle for the Boston Marathon, which was twelve weeks away, and highly discouraged that I wouldn’t be able to race. By March, I was making some progress, but was skeptical that the race would still happen for me since I hadn’t trained well, and was still experiencing some discomfort. Ryan continued to insist that we’d have a breakthrough if we stuck with the plan, exercises, and stretches. And we did! Happy to say that I just ran and completed Boston, with no pain at all in my heel. Thanks again, Ryan!”
Darren · Delaware County

Book Your Performance Evaluation

Book your Performance Evaluation today and take the first step toward building a body you can trust. You get one-on-one care with a licensed physical therapist.

Prefer to call? (484) 202-0621