Runner's World29d
Why you should know your foot strike to avoid injury — and how running shoes can mess with it
Non-rear foot strike (which could mean forefoot or midfoot strike) I don’t know Runners also indicated the make, model, weight, heel height, and heel-to-toe drop of their running shoes ...
BMJ10d
Running retraining to treat lower limb injuries: a mixed-methods study of current evidence synthesised with expert opinion
Results Limited evidence supports the effectiveness of transition from rearfoot to forefoot or midfoot strike and increase step rate or altering proximal mechanics in individuals with anterior ...
BMJ6y
Gender differences in plantar loading during three soccer-specific tasks
Main outcome measurements: Contact area, maximum force and the force-time integral (FTI) in the medial and lateral midfoot, medial, middle and lateral forefoot as well as the hallux. A univariate ...