Effects of running shoe ‘crash-pads’

Posted on April 10, 2015 by admin

Running shoe crash-pad design alters shoe touchdown angles and ankle stability parameters during heel–toe running Thorsten Sterzinga, Karina Thomsenab, Rui Dinga & Jason Tak-Man Cheunga Footwear Science; in press Quote: Purpose: Running shoe crash-pads are commonly used to improve cushioning during heel–toe running. However, guidelines regarding shape and positioning of crash-pads are rare.

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Effects of running shoe ‘crash-pads’

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