The purpose of this investigation is to observe the differences of foot trajectory when having changing-speed running in treadmill. Subjects running on a treadmill at three different speeds and performing a dynamic data from the mark in toe box and heel counter. The result shows that with increased speed the first peak toe height just after toe-off and toe clearance (TC) increased significantly, and decreased significantly with decreased speed. The result has significant different from walking. In addition, one of four subjects has more obvious foot flat than other subjects. The reason of this phenomenon is still unclear, and we still expect that there will be more studies to establish the treadmill exercise model
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the acute affect of treadmill running on overgrou...
Background: Lately, barefoot running has become popular and there is a debate on the pros and cons o...
Excessive foot motion and increased running speed are frequently discussed as injury inducing factor...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the influences of wearing soft or hard soled shoe on th...
Toe trajectory during swing phase is a precise motor control task that can provide insights into the...
The purpose of this study was to measure a runner’s step length and width during thirty-minutes of t...
Rationale/Objectives: Heel-toe drop, which is defined as the height difference between fore and rear...
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine if footsole pressure distribution were affected ...
This study examined the differences between the kinematics of rearfoot motion in overground (OG) and...
Twenty-three subjects wore shoes with hardness of shore 45C and 70C to run on a motor-driven treadmi...
The purpose of this study was to determine if the foot swells significantly after a 3-hour bout of t...
Purpose: Treadmill training is useful for racewalking training; however, it may affect gait characte...
Abby Zeltmann1, Kayla Lapointe1, & Dave P. Heller1 1Rockhurst University, Kansas City, Missouri. Gai...
International audiencePurpose: Minimalist running shoes are designed to induce a foot strike made mo...
INTRODUCTION The foot landing position (FLP) at touchdown has been hypothesized to be a factor that ...
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the acute affect of treadmill running on overgrou...
Background: Lately, barefoot running has become popular and there is a debate on the pros and cons o...
Excessive foot motion and increased running speed are frequently discussed as injury inducing factor...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the influences of wearing soft or hard soled shoe on th...
Toe trajectory during swing phase is a precise motor control task that can provide insights into the...
The purpose of this study was to measure a runner’s step length and width during thirty-minutes of t...
Rationale/Objectives: Heel-toe drop, which is defined as the height difference between fore and rear...
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine if footsole pressure distribution were affected ...
This study examined the differences between the kinematics of rearfoot motion in overground (OG) and...
Twenty-three subjects wore shoes with hardness of shore 45C and 70C to run on a motor-driven treadmi...
The purpose of this study was to determine if the foot swells significantly after a 3-hour bout of t...
Purpose: Treadmill training is useful for racewalking training; however, it may affect gait characte...
Abby Zeltmann1, Kayla Lapointe1, & Dave P. Heller1 1Rockhurst University, Kansas City, Missouri. Gai...
International audiencePurpose: Minimalist running shoes are designed to induce a foot strike made mo...
INTRODUCTION The foot landing position (FLP) at touchdown has been hypothesized to be a factor that ...
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the acute affect of treadmill running on overgrou...
Background: Lately, barefoot running has become popular and there is a debate on the pros and cons o...
Excessive foot motion and increased running speed are frequently discussed as injury inducing factor...