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See Latest ArticlesA prospective study on gait-related intrinsic risk factors for lower leg overuse injuries
British Journal of Sports Medicine, 08/19/09
Hesar NGH et al. – The findings suggest that a less pronated heel strike and a more laterally directed roll–off can be considered as risk factors for LLOI. Clinically, the results of this study can be considered important in identifying persons at risk for LLOI.
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