Enhancing Performance by Modulating Shoe Cushioning

Posted on April 19, 2016 by admin

ENHANCING LOCOMOTOR PERFORMANCE BY MODULATING SHOE CUSHIONING PROPERTIES Zachary M Korman Masters Thesis; Graduate School of Vanderbilt University; May 2016 Quote: 5.1 Impact The impact of this thesis is to begin the work towards a more comprehensive under‐ standing of the effect of sole cushioning on biomechanical aspects of walking.

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Enhancing Performance by Modulating Shoe Cushioning

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