Does the use of an orthotic increase comfort, decrease injury and improve running performance?
Journal: Journal of Novel Physiotherapy and Physical Rehabilitation (Vol.5, No. 1)Publication Date: 2018-06-30
Authors : Robert Baxter Kirk Chalmers Amber Hurry Kantida Koysombat Fionnuala Geoghegan Peter Malkin; George Ampat;
Page : 023-026
Keywords : Orthotics; Running; Running-related injury; Running performance; Orthopaedics;
Abstract
Background: Running is a widely accessible sport with millions of participants in the UK alone. Whilst running has been recognised to have signi fi cant health bene fi ts, it does come with a risk of injury. Running-related injuries (RRIs) are seen more commonly in novice runners compared to athletes. Currently, there is ongoing debate as to what is the major cause of RRIs with some suggesting it is down to the differences in striking pattern. RRIs cause a substantial economic burden. There is no clear guidance as to whether the use of an orthotic truly prevents injury and improves running performance
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