The Analysis And Treatment Of Runners Webinar: A Multiview Discussion

Torey Page, PT, DPT, OCS

Dr. Torey Page is recognized as a specialist in evaluation and rehabilitation of the lower extremity, pelvis, spine, and shoulder. During his career he has had the privilege of helping thousands of patients return to their sport, as well as their recreational activities and hobbies. He is a specialist in the analysis of human movement and biomechanics, with advanced training in running mechanics, running retraining, and return to sport training. As a former collegiate level athlete himself, he understands the balance required to improve performance, while also maintaining health and wellbeing. Along with having over a decade of experience as a physical therapist, Dr. Page has multiple years of experience as a strength and conditioning coach. While attending San Diego State University, he was an intern strength and conditioning coach for the SDSU football team. Following graduation he became the lead fitness consultant for the Woodside Fire Department, and trained many triathletes and long distance runners in the San Fransisco Bay Area. Dr. Page received his doctorate of physical therapy from the University of the Pacific in Stockton, Ca. He is not only a board certified physical therapist, but is also recognized by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties as a specialist in evaluation and treatment of orthopedic conditions (OCS). Furthermore, he has completed an advanced fellowship in biomechanics analysis, gait and running mechanics, and return to sport assessment and training under Christopher Powers. During his free time, Dr. Page enjoys spending time with his family. He and his wife Joey have been blessed with two beautiful daughters, Savannah and Harper. They also are parents to a Corgi/German Shepard puppy, named Gatsby who has gained viral fame on social media. Additionally, he enjoys staying active himself and regularly enjoys working out, running, and hiking.

Coach Eve

A distance runner since the age of 12, Eve has a passion for running as a life-long pursuit and fulfilling lifestyle. When she was an undergrad at Harvard University, the legendary spirit of running in Boston enticed Eve to train for her first marathon. She has run 14 marathons and countless half-marathons since. She is a 6-time Boston Marathon finisher, and she has now set marathon and 10K personal records in her 40s!

Inspired by the great coaches and role models she has had throughout the years, Eve turned her attention to coaching in 2006. She had the honor of coaching people who were raising funds to end HIV/AIDS. As a coach for the AIDS Marathon Training Program, she brought hundreds of participants from 3 miles to 26.2 miles in 6 months. She also developed and coached the Intermediate and Advanced training programs. 100% of her runners triumphantly crossed the finish line of their races.  

From 2008-2011, Eve turned her attention to the half-marathon, coaching hundreds of runners competing in 11 races with Fleet Feet Sports San Francisco. She was the "Running Expert and Coach" for START Fitness in San Francisco and did coaching and personal training for Sausalito Fit. She coached the Lululemon Corte Madera Run Team. 

In 2011, Eve founded Coach Eve: Personal Training for Joyful Running, and she presently trains clients for races ranging from 5K to marathon distance. She also works with many clients training for military and other professional fitness tests.

In 2018 and 2019, Eve joined the cross country coaching staff of Lick-Wilmerding High School in San Francisco. The Lick-Wilmerding boys placed 2nd at the 2018 California State Championship Div-V, and the girls team won 1st place! In 2019 the Lick-Wilmerding girls did it again — repeating their 1st place finish as Div-V California State Champions!

Gregory Holtzman, PT, DPT

Gregory Holtzman, PT, DPT, SCS is a Professor of Physical Therapy at Washington University in St Louis. Dr. Holtzman maintains a clinical practice with an emphasis on the evaluation and treatment of lower back and lower extremity pain and injury, specializing in the treatment of both recreational and competitive runners.   Dr. Holtzman is also heavily involved in instructing entry level physical therapy students in courses related to outpatient musculoskeletal care and is a member of the clinical education team.  Dr. Holtzman enjoys running and spending time with his family.

Tamar Brand-Perez, PT, DPT

Faculty appointments:
University of California San Francisco
San Francisco State University
Stanford University

Research Interest:
Running Gait Analysis
Digital Rehabilitation
Gamified Rehabilitation

Medical Advisor and Researcher:
ROMBOT Inc.
Bobo Balance

Clinical Experience:
Outpatient Orthopedics Physical Therapist

Education:
Tel Aviv University, BSc Physical Therapy
Boston University, DPT