Foot contact angle variability during a prolonged run with relation to injury history and habitual foot strike pattern

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Foot contact angle variability during a prolonged run with relation to injury history and habitual foot strike pattern. ❌No difference in relation to the presence of injury and FCA variability. More variability for ⬆️RFS than for non-RFS⬇️ https://t.co/…

@GregMcMillan @joshuabergman @DrFerber. On footwear use: https://t.co/DKarhqT01Z @Running_Mann_92 On FS variability: https://t.co/IXQQaKKvwb

Is foot contact angle & habitual rearfoot strike a potential indicator for #injury #risk? #health https://t.co/xcUn2VPscB

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