Locomotor Learning Lab

The Locomotor Learning Lab, founded in 2019, was established to integrate community involvement, screening, and research for the betterment of the people of the High Country. Dr. Skinner and his students are actively engaged in promoting healthy aging and independent lifestyles, in both geriatric and neurodegenerative disorders. 

Discover the Path to Better Movement and Health 

Are you experiencing pain, balance issues, or difficulty walking? A gait assessment could be the solution you need to regain confidence and improve your quality of life! 

What Is a Gait Assessment?

A gait assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of how you walk, including your posture, stride, and joint movement. Using advanced technology and expert analysis, we identify abnormalities or inefficiencies that may contribute to discomfort or increase your risk of injury.

Who Can Benefit?

Older adults aiming to maintain independence and reduce fall risk.
Athletes seeking to optimize performance or recover from injuries.
Individuals with chronic conditions such as arthritis or movement disorders.
✅ Anyone experiencing foot, knee, hip, or back pain.

Take the First Step Toward Better Movement!

Book your gait assessment today and experience the difference it can make in your daily life.

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In the News

Spring 2025 Aging Academy Series Annouced

December 20th 2024

The Spring 2025 Aging Academy lecture series has been annouced! Featured speakers will cover multiple domains of aging including nutrition, medicaid, movement disorders, and ehancing cognition. 

University Advising Council outstanding Faculty Advisor Award

December 3rd 2024

Congratulations to Dr. Jared Skinner, who was recognised today by the University Advising Council for outstanding advising.  This award is for work done with students that isn't part of the faculty member's official job responsibilities.  These awards are presented annually to one professional advisor, one faculty advisor, and one student support professional who best exemplifies excellence in academic advising.