The influence of motion control shoes on the running gait of mature and young females Kim Lilley, Vicky Stiles, Sharon Dixon Gait & Posture; Article in Press Quote: Background This study compared the running gait of mature and young females, and investigated the effect of a motion control shoe. First, it was hypothesised that in a neutral shoe, mature females would display significantly greater rearfoot eversion, knee internal rotation and external adductor moments when compared to a younger group. Secondly, the motion control shoe would reduce rearfoot eversion and knee internal rotation in both groups.
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Influence of motion control shoes on the running gait
