Current themes in running Flashcards

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Q

What is the argument for barefoot running?

A

through evolution runners were barefoot

habitual barefoot runners fore-foot strike

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2
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why is running barefoot potentially beneficial?

A

potentially reduce peak impact force and loading rates

reduce injury

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3
Q

What does running bare foot make some heel-strike runners do?

A

change there strike pattern to mid or fore-foot striking

this may be the reason or the changes in results rather than the shoe

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4
Q

How does surface effect impact levels?

A

it doesn’t change it as humans naturally change their technique based on the surface

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5
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What injury’s can higher (instantaneous) loading rates potentially lead to?

A

Tibia stress fractures (Milner 2006)

Plantar fasciitis (Pohl, Hamill & Davis 2009)

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What did prospective study looking at heel strike runners over 2 years find?

A

no difference in force variable (GRF)

Injury group had higher vertical impact and peak and loading rate

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7
Q

How can patellofemoral pain PFP be reduced

A

change running pattern to fore-foot strike (reduces impact peak & loading rate)

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