Past eventHeld October 3–4, 2026
Functional Gait Assessment Level 1 2026
Functional Gait Assessment Level 1 is a systematic, evidence-based course in foot and gait analysis.
- Held
- October 3–4, 2026
- Location
- Denver, CO
- Certification reach
- 750+ professionals certified
TL;DR
- The 2026 in-person course took place October 3–4 in Denver, Colorado.
- The two-day format was scheduled to include live instruction, interactive group demonstrations, and hands-on lab practice.
- The program reports 750+ professionals certified.
About
Gait Happens teaches a systematic, evidence-based method of foot and gait analysis, including how overloaded tissues lead to pain and injury and how to link abnormal patterns to orthopedic findings. The method can be applied with only a smartphone, and more than 750 professionals are reported as certified through the course. The course is offered either as a 10-hour on-demand video program or as a two-day in-person class with a live instructor and hands-on lab practice.
Who was in the room
DPTs, DCs, DPMs, and certified athletic trainers
Recommended participants included Doctors of Physical Therapy, Doctors of Chiropractic, Doctors of Podiatric Medicine, and certified athletic trainers.
Featured speakers
1 listedJen Perez
Instructor · Gait Happens
Questions people ask
6 answeredThe Denver course took place October 3–4, 2026.
The 2026 course was held in Denver, Colorado.
Recommended participants included DPTs, DCs, DPMs, and certified athletic trainers.
It is worth it for physical therapists, chiropractors, podiatrists and athletic trainers who want a systematic gait analysis method, since the two-day in-person course was billed as including live instruction and hands-on lab practice and more than 750 professionals have been certified. Practitioners without a related certification or degree, or those who only want an overview, would get less, since the course recommends a related credential and is a practical certification rather than a general conference.
Clinicians at hands-on continuing education courses usually wear comfortable athletic or casual clothing, with shorts or fitted pants and supportive shoes, since lab work involves observing feet and gait.
The published audience included DPTs, DCs, DPMs, and certified athletic trainers.
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