Background: Running biomechanics have traditionally been analyzed in laboratory settings, but this may not reflect natural running gait. Wearable sensors may offer an alternative.
The surface effects on running biomechanics have been greatly investigated. However, the effects on rearfoot strike runners remain unknown. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of
Demographic, anthropometric and running practice data from asymptomatic runners that participated in a randomized controlled trial testing the effects of an 8-week foot-core training program.Kinematic