Muscle Activity Differences in Forefoot and Rearfoot Strikers

Posted on October 26, 2014 by admin

Different running techniques load different tissues in different runners differently which has implications for subject specific differences in running economy and running injury risk profile.

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Muscle Activity Differences in Forefoot and Rearfoot Strikers

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