Stride duration variability and double support time were calculated using foot switch data to create time-series of every "heel-strike" and "toe-off" event for each foot.
This is the skeletal site where ground-reaction forces applied with every heel-strike during exercise are maximal, and thus might be an appropriate site for evaluating the effects of integrated physical activity on bone [ 48].
I tried on every stiletto heel and paired it with every tight dress in this mom's closet.
Let's get down to brass tacks, and to confessions, which is that for every precarious heel you see this week, each designed to attract notice and envy, there's a slouchy boot hiding somewhere, ready to take over as soon as eyeballs are averted.
Instead, the dancers in DAAG seem to create the Chopin score with every smoldering glance, every click of the heels, every flick of the shoulder, every whoosh of air as a ballerina is tossed skyward, inciting Roy Bogas to spin mazurkas, waltzes, etudes, and that turbulent scherzo from his lonely piano in the pit.
This is never more true than at the hand of Blahnik himself, who sculpts every curve of the heel and whittles every whip-thin ankle strap until his shoes make you want to blush.
One room is all purple, and then, behind a door, are boxes upon boxes of Kelly green and blue suede two-tone spectators with every sort of heel, from fat to thin.
When the Eighties arrived, and women began smashing glass ceilings, they would have been as delighted as I to discover that Chanel released seven variations of high heel every season.
If you do a lot of exercise when you're not used to it, this fascia becomes inflamed, leading to pain around the heel every time you walk or run.
The pilot projects build on decades-old state screening programs that take a drop of blood from nearly every newborn's heel and test it for biochemical markers for several rare disorders.
"For every centimeter of heel you lose a kilo in weight," according to Marina Rinaldi.
