Footstrike and Running Form Controversies: What Does the Scientific Evidence Tell Us?

Posted on August 20, 2013 by admin

For those who may be interested, a feature article I wrote earlier this year was just published in the latest issue of Foot and Ankle Quarterly : Footstrike and Running Form Controversies: What Does the… More..

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Footstrike and Running Form Controversies: What Does the Scientific Evidence Tell Us?

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