Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Foot morphology was analysed using the Foot Posture Index method ... all sports activities and injury or pain experienced during the follow-up. Two versions (motion control and standard) of a running ...

There was a significant main effect (p<0.001) for footwear condition in both the neutral and pronated foot types: the motion control shoe reporting greater levels of pain in all three VAS items. In ...

To do this, researchers surveyed 710 runners on their perceived foot strike patterns, shoe type, and injury history. Runners self-reported foot strike as one of three options: Rear foot strike ...

A new study has found that runners wearing shoes with thick soles or a substantial heel to top drop are more likely to get hurt doing the sport they love. The research, carried out by a team at ...

Accurate self-detection of foot strike pattern may reduce the risk of running-related injuries in endurance runners. Shoes with a lower heel-to-toe drop may be preferred to reduce the risk of injury.

It's a process." Both foot strike patterns and shoe type have been linked to running injuries in past studies, but the interaction between the two has been difficult to identify from small groups ...