Relationships Among Self-reported Shoe Type, Footstrike Pattern, and Injury Incidence

Posted on September 26, 2012 by admin

*Relationships Among Self-reported Shoe Type, Footstrike Pattern, and Injury Incidence.*Goss DL, Gross MT. US Army Med Dep J.

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Relationships Among Self-reported Shoe Type, Footstrike Pattern, and Injury Incidence

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