Effect of maximalist running shoes on ground reaction forces

Posted on May 28, 2015 by admin

Effect of Highly Cushioned Shoes on Ground Reaction Forces during Running Matthew Ruder, Phatarapon Atimetin, Erin Futrell, Irene Davis. Presented at the ACSM Meeting; San Diego May 2015 Quote: In contrast to the recent trend of minimal footwear, highly cushioned running shoes have begun to emerge on the market. These shoes are designed with a very thick midsole, with claims that they reduce the impact of landing.

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Effect of maximalist running shoes on ground reaction forces

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