Pronate more but reduce Internal Invertor Moment?

Posted on May 3, 2013 by admin

Can someone explain this to me? In the Dorsey Williams paper which Craig often cites, it is evident that there is a ~4 fold decrease in internal invertor moments with the use of inverted devices. Yet some actually pronated more

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Pronate more but reduce Internal Invertor Moment?

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