‘Run softly’ to reduce ground reaction forces

Posted on April 15, 2015 by admin

Part of the propaganda and rhetoric from the fan boys is that when running you should “tread lightly’ or “run softly” to reduce gourd reaction forces and all your running injuries go away.

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‘Run softly’ to reduce ground reaction forces

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