Running shoe midsole harness has no effect on running injury rate

It has been well documented that there is a lack of evidence underpinning the most prominent paradigms or models for the prescription of running shoes. That lack of evidence does not mean it is right or wrong, it just means the evidence is lacking as the research has not been properly done in any significant volume.

It has been well documented that there is a lack of evidence underpinning the most prominent paradigms or models for the prescription of running shoes. That lack of evidence does not mean it is right or wrong, it just means the evidence is lacking as the research has not been properly done in any significant volume.

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Running shoe midsole harness has no effect on running injury rate

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