Foot strike patterns and ground contact times during high-calibre middle-distance races

Posted on August 5, 2012 by admin

*Foot strike patterns and ground contact times during high-calibre middle-distance races.*Hayes P, Caplan N.

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Foot strike patterns and ground contact times during high-calibre middle-distance races

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