Medicine and science in sports and exerc 2012 Jan 3.
PubMed Citation
Journal Link
... CONCLUSIONS: Competitive cross country runners on a college team incur high injury rates, but runners who habitually rearfoot strike have significantly higher rates of repetitive stress injury than those who mostly forefoot strike. This study does not test the causal bases for this general difference. One hypothesis, which requires further research, is that the absence of a marked impact peak in the ground reaction force during a forefoot strike compared to a rearfoot strike may contribute to lower rates of injuries in habitual forefoot strikers.
| Latest Updates | Intro to Paleo | About Us |
|---|---|---|
|
Paleo Diet Success Stories Paleo Diet Research Paleo Diet News |
Paleo Diet for Beginners PaleoQ™: the Paleo Quotient Paleo Diet Resources |
Mission Paleo for Life Blog Contact Us |