Sentence examples for from heel from inspiring English sources

It's stiff from heel to toe".

Let your arms swing naturally and roll through your foot from heel to toe," adds Jaekel.

Bill de Blasio stands six feet five inches from heel to crown.

But heel striking is just too uncomfortable when people run barefoot, so they change from heel strike to midfoot strike.

Black revealed that Jessica Ennis-Hill's recovery from heel and ankle injuries that derailed her 2012 season is on track.

When jogging, the foot should roll from heel to toe and the back should be straight but not stiff.

Conjuring up what Dickens himself described as a "ghost of an idea," about a rich man's conversion from heel to hero, he got to work.

Focused now, he rocks from heel to ball of foot and back again, perhaps in search of that extra Newton of momentum that could make all the difference.

"A migration from heel to forefoot running may reduce the number of knee-related injuries but increase the potential for calf-related injuries," he says.

"I know that people like to take an economic read from heel heights, skirt lengths and selling red lipsticks," she said, "but it is just the cycle of fashion".

I'd already switched from heel to forefoot striking a few years before, motivated and inspired by numerous coaches and experts I'd encountered in my work as a journalist writing about running.