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  • 43. Relationship between foot strike pattern, running speed, and footwear condition in recreational distance runners.
    Cheung RT, Wong RY, Chung TK, Choi RT, Leung WW, Shek DH.
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  • 46. Foot joint coupling variability differences between habitual rearfoot and forefoot runners prior to and following an exhaustive run.
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  • 50. Acute effect of different minimalist shoes on foot strike pattern and kinematics in rearfoot strikers during running.
    Squadrone R, Rodano R, Hamill J, Preatoni E.
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  • 54. Individual Responses to a Barefoot Running Program: Insight Into Risk of Injury.
    Tam N, Tucker R, Astephen Wilson JL.
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  • 56. Forefoot running requires shorter gastrocnemius fascicle length than rearfoot running.
    Suzuki T, Ogane R, Yaeshima K, Kinugasa R.
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  • 59. Biomechanical effects following footstrike pattern modification using wearable sensors.
    Chan PPK, Chan ZYS, Au IPH, Lam BMF, Lam WK, Cheung RTH.
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  • 60. Reliability and validity of pressure and temporal parameters recorded using a pressure-sensitive insole during running.
    Mann R, Malisoux L, Brunner R, Gette P, Urhausen A, Statham A, Meijer K, Theisen D.
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