Influence of rearfoot and forefoot midsole hardness on biomechanical and perception variables during…

Influence of rearfoot and forefoot midsole hardness on biomechanical and perception variables during heel-toe running Thorsten Sterzing, Vreni Schweigera, Rui Ding, Jason Tak-Man Cheung & Torsten Brauner Footwear Science Volume 5, Issue 2, 2013 Quote: Purpose: Running shoe cushioning research has focused widely on rearfoot (RF) characteristics, whereas forefoot (FF) characteristics have been rather neglected. However, altered cushioning may affect running biomechanics and respective subjective perception at RF and FF. Thus, this research compared the effect of running shoes with different midsole hardnesses at RF and FF.

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