Joint contact loading in forefoot and rearfoot strike patterns during running

Posted on August 6, 2013 by admin

I am at the airport at the moment and this new study just turned up. I thought it was worth putting up without writing much as I don’t have that much time. I am going to be travelling for the next 36 hrs, so may not get back to finish writing about this research for a few days, but the information in the abstract speaks for itself: Joint contact loading in forefoot and rearfoot strike patterns during running.

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Joint contact loading in forefoot and rearfoot strike patterns during running

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