Point-Counterpoint Article on Minimalist Running Shoes

Posted on August 22, 2013 by admin

For those that are interested, I took sides against Nick Campitelli, DPM, on the subject of minimalist running shoes in a recently published article in Podiatry Today magazine. Point-Counterpoint: Minimalist Running Shoes: A Significant Advance Or Injuries Waiting To Happen?

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Point-Counterpoint Article on Minimalist Running Shoes

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