Caution Runners Personal Shopping Assistant Registration

Please complete the form below with as much detail as possible. The more we know about you the better we can serve you.

By completing this registration you agree to allow us to send our Personal Shopping Assistant information to your email address. Remember our aim is to keep you informed of GREAT offers and news about sports products that will suit your needs.

The areas marked with * are required and must be completed.

Security credentials

Enter you email address, this will become your user id, followed by a password of at least 8 characters

Email address*

Password*

Confirm Password*

About you

First name*

Surname*

Address 1

Address 2

Town

County

Postcode

Telephone

Female or Male? *

Female
Male

Age group? *

Under 16
16-35
36-50
50 plus

Affiliated Running Club

Running/Trainer shoe size

Select your running/trainer shoe size from the drop down box. If you haven't had a pair of running/trainer shoes or are not sure what size you are use your standard shoe size. Please make a selection from the running/trainer manufacturer list for the last shoe you purchase for your selected size.

Running / Trainer Size*

Manufacturer*

Foot type

There are 3 basic foot types. Select your foot type, if you're not sure please select "Don't know". You can come and visit us for a complete analysis of your foot and running style.

High foot - a supinator:
The mid foot arch is excessively pronounced. It leaves a strong print of only the fore and back foot. The mid foot area is recognized only in its outline. 10% of the runners tend to underpronation, running completely on the exterior of the sole. Runners with high feet tend towards underpronation.

Average foot - neutral:
The average foot (approx 25% of the runners) have a well-developed foot type. The foot leaves a print so that the fore, mid and back foot become clearly visible. In the interiorlateral range under the foot arch there is no print Normal Pronation. At the normal pronation only a low inward-tilting of the foot exists. The load situation by the pronation behaviour under physiological and biomechanical aspects is optimal.

Flat foot - over pronator
The flat foot is the most common type (approx 75% of the runners). It has a flattened foot arch and leaves a complete footprint. Overpronation is an added pronation movement under the run load. The inward-tilting of the foot in the stand phase is caused by a strong strain of the foot arch. Approximately 75% of the runners tend towards overpronation.

Foot type*

Terrain

Select all the terrains you run on, choose at least one.

Race type

If you race, what are your favourite types? Please tell us which distances you race.

Race type

Off road
Road
Track

What you wear on a run

Select all that apply to you, choose at least one from both Summer and Winter.

Your favourite brands

Select all of the brands you use, choose at least one.

Equipment

Select each of the types of equipment you currently use or would think about using for your running and fitness, choose at least one.

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