Select Injury-Related Variables Are Affected by Stride Length and Foot Strike Style During Running

Posted on August 6, 2015 by admin

Select Injury-Related Variables Are Affected by Stride Length and Foot Strike Style During Running Elizabeth R. Boyer and Timothy R. Derrick Am J Sports Med August 4, 2015 Quote: Background: Some frontal plane and transverse plane variables have been associated with running injury, but it is not known if they differ with foot strike style or as stride length is shortened

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Select Injury-Related Variables Are Affected by Stride Length and Foot Strike Style During Running

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