The role of in-shoe movement on perceived underfoot stability - a pilot study

摘要

Rearfoot motion is the focus of many footwear biomechanics studies, but there is no consensus on the investigation parameters (Novacheck, 1995). Reinschmidt, van den Bogert, Murphy, Lundberg, and Nigg (1997) reported that shoe markers overestimated rearfoot peak eversion angle depending on the subject, running speed and shoe design. O'Conner, MacLean, and Hamill (2002) found that a heel counter did not significantly lower rearfoot motion. Furthermore, rearfoot motion research has often been associated with reducing the risk of injury.