Effect of Orthoses on Changes in Neuromuscular Control and Aerobic Cost of a 1-h Run KELLY, LUKE A.; GIRARD, OLIVIER; RACINAIS, SEBASTIEN Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise: December 2011 – Volume 43 – Issue 12 – p 2335–2343 Quote: Abstract Purpose: The study’s purpose was to determine the effect of foot orthoses on neuromuscular control and the aerobic cost of running. Methods: Twelve recreational athletes ran for 1 h on a treadmill at a constant velocity (i.e., 10% higher than their first ventilatory threshold) with and without custom-molded foot orthoses, in a counterbalanced order
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Effect of Orthoses on Changes in Neuromuscular Control and Aerobic Cost of a 1 hour Run
