Evidence on running shoes and injury prevention

Posted on July 16, 2012 by admin

Does anybody know if there is some evidence in the relationship between running shoes and prevention of lower extremity injuries? I would like to know if running shoes reduce the risk of lower extremity injury in runners. I’ve been searching in similar databases for the last weeks but I can’t find anything

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Evidence on running shoes and injury prevention

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