Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
2721374 The Foot 2012 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
In conclusion, the range of leg movement during walking was smaller when wearing shoes with a rounded soft sole in the anterior-posterior direction (SW and MBT) than when wearing normal shoes (FS). However, the effects of the SW and MBT on leg muscle activity during walking differ little from wearing the normal shoes during a leisurely 10-min walk.
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The effects of shoes with a rounded soft sole in the anterior-posterior direction on leg joint angle and muscle activity
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