Using Your Eye Gaze to Run More Efficiently
Positioning your eye gaze down at the ground when running prepares the leg for a better, safer landing as compared with looking straight ahead.
Positioning your eye gaze down at the ground when running prepares the leg for a better, safer landing as compared with looking straight ahead.
Some forefoot running beginners experience ankle injury without having made errors in their technique. The issue, most likely, is actually with their shoes.
Running shoes for support negatively affects running performance due to increasing balance failure frequency.
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Knee and hip flexion in forefoot running better at reducing impact than cushioned running shoes.
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