The free moment in running and its relation to injury

Posted on January 18, 2016 by admin

The free moment in running and its relation to joint loading and injury risk Steffen Willwacher, Irena Goetze, Katina Mira Fischer & Gert-Peter Br?ggemann Footwear Science Quote: The purpose of this study was to explore the relationship between free moment (FM) characteristics, joint mechanics and injury risk, in order to evaluate the potential of the FM as a variable for runner classification into functional groups with similar footwear demands.

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The free moment in running and its relation to injury

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