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Do not heel strike — ever!
First, there's the heel strike.
This is promising since these frequencies represent the typical heel strike time of the general population.
Regardless of what people think runners should do, the vast majority heel strike.
The dorsal contact pressure at the first toe increased by four times from heel strike to push off.
Also, the heel strike associated amplitude peak of back muscles occurred earlier within the stride while wearing the test shoes.
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Only one runner demonstrated complete transition to non-heel strike landing in all slope conditions.
Otherwise, the footfall was regarded as a non-heel strike (NHS).
Conversely, non-heel strike landing, regardless of footwear condition, would result in a softer landing (p < 0.011).
Most of the habitual shod runners did not completely transition to a non-heel strike landing upon their first attempt of barefoot running.
The evidence supports the proposal that muscle activity damps soft-tissue resonance at heel-strike.
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