Injury and performance related biomechanical differences between recreational and collegiate runners
Ryan J. Evans,
Tyler J. Moffit,
Peter K. Mitchell
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionRunning related injuries (RRI) are common, but factors contributing to running performance and RRIs are not commonly compared between different types of runners.MethodsWe compared running biomechanics previously linked to RRIs and performance between 27 recreational and 35 collegiate runners. Participants completed 5 overground running trials with their dominant limb striking a force plate, while outfitted with standardised footwear and 3-dimensional motion capture markers.ResultsPost hoc compariso… Show more
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