The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step ...
Whether you are pounding the pavement or treadmill trotting ...
Just remember one thing ...
It all starts with the proper shoes Stop in and see why
Join “The Running Place Crew” Team for the Love Run Half Marathon – Sunday, March 26th. Register for the Love Run and join The Running Place Team for the fun, convenience, and camaraderie. Being a member of the “The Running Place Crew” Team gives you access to our team tent... Read More »
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On Saturday, March 11TH, The Running Place will host Xcelerate Physical Therapist Andrew Tavernia, PT for a ‘Meet the PT’ session. Andrew will be available at the store for 15 minute appointments from 9am-1:00pm (Email or call to make an appointment 610-353-8826/ therunningplace@gmail.com). Still recovering from a fall/ winter run? Preparing to train for a marathon but dealing with aches and pains. Contact us to schedule a free 15 minute consultation or injury screen and get on the road to recovery.
Andrew holds a physical therapy degree from Northeastern University and has over 24 years of experience and is a certified running gait analyst. He is interested in hands on/ manual therapy, as well as orthopedic and sports therapy. His personal interests include playing volleyball, mountain biking, and running marathons.
Xcelerate Physical Therapy is owned by Brian Joslin. Brian has practiced as a physical therapist for over 25 years. He recently completed his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. In 2014 he opened Xcelerate Physical Therapy located at 214 S. Newtown Street Road (Route 252) in Newtown Square. The practice also includes two other therapists — Bryan Henry and Palma Joslin to round out the family.
At The Running Place, our goal is to ensure that you not only receive the right shoes, but also understand the reasons behind the choice. We provide free consultations, where we perform a gait analysis, inspect your worn out shoes for telling wear patterns, and talk with you about any injury history. All of this information helps us determine what shoe type is best for you.
Every journey begins with the first step. Before you take that first step, make sure you have the right shoes to get you where you are going. There are high arches, flat arches, and all heights in between. Some feet are rigid and some are flexible. There are different categories of shoes - different foot types are more comfortable and perform better in the right category. We will help you determine your foot type and which category best suits your needs.
Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat: 10am - 6pm
Tue, Thu: 10am - 8pm
CLOSED SUNDAYS
