Pronation in runners: Implications for injury

Posted on July 7, 2011 by admin

Pronation is a necessary component of normal running biomechanics, facilitating shock absorption and stabilization. But abnormal levels of pronation, whether restricted or excessive, can alter gait patterns in ways that can potentially increase the risk of running-related injuries. http://www.lowerextremityreview.com/…ons-for-injury

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Pronation in runners: Implications for injury

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