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An acute bout of barefoot running alters lower-limb muscle activation for minimalist shoe users

Snow et al., 2016

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11346075580723911967
Author
Snow N
Basset F
Byrne J
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International journal of sports medicine

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Despite the abundance of barefoot running-related research, there have been no electromyography studies evaluating the effects of this mode of exercise on habitual users of minimalist footwear. The present study investigated differences in muscle activation during …
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