Is changing footstrike pattern beneficial to runners?
Some researchers, running instructors, and coaches have suggested that the "optimal" footstrike pattern to improve performance and reduce running injuries is to land using a mid- or forefoot strike. Thus, it has been recommended that runners who use a rearfoot strike would benefit by chang...
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Main Authors: | Joseph Hamill (Author), Allison H. Gruber (Author) |
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2017-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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