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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"gait retraining"”.

  1. The Effects of Gait Retraining in Runners With Patellofemoral Pain

    … purpose of this study is to determine whether gait retraining by modifying footstrike patterns from rearfoot strike (RFS) to forefoot strike (FFS) reduces PFP and improves associated biomechanical measures, and whether the modification results in increased risk of ankle injuries. METHODS: …

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  2. Weak at the Knees: Wearable Haptic Feedback Device for Real-Time Gait Retraining for Slowing Knee Osteoarthritis

    Real-time gait retraining has been shown to be a promising non-invasive intervention for patients with early stage medial compartmental knee osteoarthritis. In order for real-time gait retraining to be effective beyond a clinical and laboratory setting, the technology needs to be effective but also …

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  3. The association between running kinematics and common overuse injuries in runners : implications for injury and rehabilitation

    … training load exposure and investigate whether gait retraining, aimed at improving to running kinematics, may represent a clinically effective intervention. Methods: A narrative literature review was conducted to identify gaps within the literature and formulate specific research questions. An …

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  4. Can changing running shoes immediately reduce the risk of tibial stress fractures?

    … Future works should involve fatigue studies and gait retraining studies to determine the best shoe for long term reduction of TSF risk.

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  5. Frontal Plane Pelvic Drop in Runners: Causes and Clinical Implications

    … is gluteus medius muscle (GM) strengthening and gait retraining, with the goal of decreasing frontal plane pelvic drop. Unfortunately, there is a research void assessing the role of GM function on pelvic drop, and the effect of an increased pelvic drop on running performance. The specific aims of …

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