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RTTC #4 - What is the Best Shoe to Prevent Running Injury

Author
Dr. Ali Marty
Published
Tue 27 Feb 2024
Episode Link
https://www.dralipt.com/running-to-the-castle/best-shoe-to-prevent-running-injury

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I am talking about "what is the best shoe to prevent injury or for specific injuries?"
Included:

  1. The Myth of a Universal Shoe for Injury Prevention:
    • Addressing common misconceptions about specific shoes preventing injuries.
    • Explaining the diversity of foot types and running styles.
  2. Understanding Foot Type and Running Gait:
    • Discussing different foot types: flat-footed, neutral, and high-arched.
    • Explaining how running style affects shoe choice: heel-striking, mid-foot stance, toe-striking, etc.
  3. Choosing the Right Shoe for Your Foot and Running Style:
    • Emphasizing the importance of comfort and individual fit over brand or model.
    • Offering guidance on determining foot type and analyzing running gait.

Case Study: Knee and Arch Pain from Shoe Switch:

  • Analyzing a specific case of knee and arch pain caused by changing shoes mid-run.
  • Emphasizing the complexity of factors contributing to pain and injury.

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