
Neuro Gait Assessment
Client Instructional Guide
Thank you for purchasing the Neuro Gait Assessment. This guide will walk you step-by step through exactly how to film and upload your videos so that I can analyse your posture, movement, gait patterns, and neurological function with complete accuracy.
This page is designed to be:
✔ Professional and easy to follow
✔ Clear on camera angles, distances, and positions
✔ Simple and repeatable
Please read everything before recording.
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General Filming Guidelines
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STEP ONE
Device
Smartphone (rear camera preferred).
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STEP FIVE
Camera Position
Keep the camera steady using a tripod or placing it against an object.
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STEP TWO
Lighting
Bright natural light or well-lit room.
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STEP SIX
Frame
Ensure your full body is visible head-to-toe in every test.
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STEP THREE
Clothing
Form-fitting clothing so joints and posture are visible. Barefoot for all tests unless otherwise stated.
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STEP SEVEN
Video Format
Portrait or landscape both acceptable.
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STEP FOUR
Space
You’ll need 5–10 metres of space for walking videos to ensure full gait capture.



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Upload Instructions
When all videos are completed:
⁍ You must upload all images and videos using the Dropbox upload box provided below on this page.
⁍ Do not email videos unless you have been specifically instructed to do so.
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Required Videos & Images
Below is the full list of movements and tests. Follow the camera instructions exactly

A. Static Posture Assessment (4 images)
Capture 4 clear images, one from each angle, standing tall, relaxed, and breathing normally.
To ensure we can accurately assess spinal alignment, pelvic position, and movement patterns, we require clothing that fits close to the body.
Men: compression shorts or fitted underwear.
Women: compression shorts or fitted underwear, along with a sports bra or snug-fitting top.
This allows us to deliver the most precise and effective assessment while maintaining professionalism at all times.
1. Posture – Front View
• Camera: Chest height
• Distance: 2–3 metres
• Position: Facing the camera
• Notes: Arms relaxed, eyes straight ahead
2. Posture – Side View (Right)
• Camera: Chest height
• Distance: 2–3 metres
• Position: Right side facing the camera
3. Posture – Side View (Left)
• Same setup as above
4. Posture – Back View
• Camera: Chest height
• Distance: 2–3 metres
• Position: Back facing the camera
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B. Gait Analysis (Walking Assessment – 1 video)
Walk naturally at your normal pace.
Combined Gait Video
• Camera: Hip height
• Distance: 5–10 metres
• Instructions:
1. Walk toward the camera
2. Turn and walk away from the camera
• Notes: Ensure full body remains visible throughout.

C. Functional Movement Tests (4 videos)
1. Bodyweight Squat
• Camera: Front view, chest height
• Instructions: Perform 5 slow, controlled squats
◦ Feet hip distance apart, feet forward
◦ Keep torso upright throughout the full movement best you can
2. Hip Flexion / Forward Fold
• Camera: Side view
• Instructions: Perform 3 slow, controlled reps
• Slowly bend forward to touch your toes (or your comfortable range)
3. Standing Shoulder Internal & External Rotation
• Camera: Front view
• Position: Standing tall
• Instructions:
◦ Slowly rotate arms outward (external rotation)
◦ Then rotate arms inward (internal rotation)
◦ Perform 3 slow repetitions
• Notes: Keep shoulders relaxed and avoid shrugging
4. Standing Trunk Rotation – Pistol Finger Test
• Camera: Front view at chest height
• Position: Stand tall with feet hip-width apart
• Arm Position: Both arms extended forward with pistol fingers (index fingers pointing forward, thumbs up)
• Instructions:
1. Slowly rotate your trunk to the left as far as comfortable
2. Return to centre
3. Slowly rotate to the right
4. Perform 2 slow rotations each side
5. Keep your legs straight
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D. Neurological Movement, Vestibular & Sensory Tests
1. Joint Position Sense Test
• Camera: Front view
• Instructions:
◦ Close your eyes
◦ Lift one arm out in front of you
◦ Match it with the opposite side
2. Modified Romberg (Eyes Closed)
• Camera: Full body
• Instructions:
◦ Feet together, standing, arms out in front shoulder height
◦ 10 seconds eyes open
◦ 10 seconds eyes closed
3. Single-Leg Stance (Eyes Open)
• Camera: Front view
• Instructions: Hold each leg for 10 seconds
4. Tandem Gait (Heel-to-Toe Walking)
• Camera: Rear view
• Instructions:
◦ Walk heel-to-toe in a straight line for 6 steps
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Video & Image Checklist
Posture Images (4)
⦿ Front
⦿ Right
⦿ Left
⦿ Back
Gait Video (1)
⦿ Combined gait video (forward, backward, both sides)
Functional Videos (4)
⦿ Squat
⦿ Toe touch
⦿ Standing Shoulder Rotation
⦿ Standing Trunk Rotation
Neurological Movement, Vestibular & Sensory Tests Videos (4)
⦿ Joint Position sense
⦿ Modified Romberg (Eyes Closed)
⦿ Single-Leg Stance (Eyes Open)
⦿ Tandem Gait (Heel-to-Toe Walking)
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Final Tips for Accuracy
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Move naturally
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Don’t rush
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Keep your full body visible
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Keep the camera stable
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Re-record if you’re unsure
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After Submission
Your full assessment will analyse:
STEP ONE
Postural alignment
STEP FIVE
Sensory integration & proprioception
STEP TWO
Gait mechanics & asymmetries
STEP SIX
Balance & vestibular control
STEP THREE
Joint loading
STEP SEVEN
Coordination & timing
STEP FOUR
Compensations
STEP EIGHT
Overall neurological movement patterns
Your complete written and video breakdown will be delivered within the timeframe provided.




