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John Lowry
I have found considerable kinematics differences at touch down in earlier studies (2D) between barefoot and shod running, but very small differences between calcaneal and tibial movements in a 3D bone pin study.
Conclusions are difficult establish because shoe markers and skin markers move relative to the underlying bone.
- Tibiocalcaneal kinematics of barfoot versus shod running;
J. of Biomechanics, Vol 33, 1387-1395, 2000.
- The effects of shoes on the torsion and rearfoot motion in running; Med. and Sc. in Sports and Exerc, Vol 23, No 4, pp. 482-490, 1991.
- The torsion of the foot in running; Int. J. of Sports Biomechanics,
Vol. 5, No 4, pp. 375-389, 1989.
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Dr. A. Stacoff
Laboratory for Biomechanics
Department of Materials, ETH Zürich
Wagistrasse 4; 8952 Schlieren - Switzerland
Tel: ++41 (1) 633 62 18
Fax:++41 (1) 632 11 24
email: stacoff@biomech.mat.ethz.ch
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Subject: [BIOMCH-L] barefoot running
Would the members of this list be so kind as to share
their thoughts or direct me to research on barefoot
running versus running in running shoes? Thanks.
John Lowry, DC
Columbia, SC
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Dr. A. Stacoff
Laboratory for Biomechanics
Department of Materials, ETH Zürich
Wagistrasse 4; 8952 Schlieren - Switzerland
Tel: ++41 (1) 633 62 18
Fax:++41 (1) 632 11 24
email: stacoff@biomech.mat.ethz.ch
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I have found considerable kinematics differences at touch down in earlier studies (2D) between barefoot and shod running, but very small differences between calcaneal and tibial movements in a 3D bone pin study.
Conclusions are difficult establish because shoe markers and skin markers move relative to the underlying bone.
- Tibiocalcaneal kinematics of barfoot versus shod running;
J. of Biomechanics, Vol 33, 1387-1395, 2000.
- The effects of shoes on the torsion and rearfoot motion in running; Med. and Sc. in Sports and Exerc, Vol 23, No 4, pp. 482-490, 1991.
- The torsion of the foot in running; Int. J. of Sports Biomechanics,
Vol. 5, No 4, pp. 375-389, 1989.
----------------------------------------
Dr. A. Stacoff
Laboratory for Biomechanics
Department of Materials, ETH Zürich
Wagistrasse 4; 8952 Schlieren - Switzerland
Tel: ++41 (1) 633 62 18
Fax:++41 (1) 632 11 24
email: stacoff@biomech.mat.ethz.ch
-----Original Message-----
From: Biomechanics and Movement Science listserver [mailto:BIOMCH-L@NIC.SURFNET.NL ] On Behalf Of John Lowry
Sent: Freitag, 2. April 2004 17:42
To: BIOMCH-L@NIC.SURFNET.NL
Subject: [BIOMCH-L] barefoot running
Would the members of this list be so kind as to share
their thoughts or direct me to research on barefoot
running versus running in running shoes? Thanks.
John Lowry, DC
Columbia, SC
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Dr. A. Stacoff
Laboratory for Biomechanics
Department of Materials, ETH Zürich
Wagistrasse 4; 8952 Schlieren - Switzerland
Tel: ++41 (1) 633 62 18
Fax:++41 (1) 632 11 24
email: stacoff@biomech.mat.ethz.ch
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