How to choose running shoes: what a physical therapists wants you to know
The running shoe market has increased its features, such as thicker foams and carbon-fiber plates, but not all claims about reducing injuries and improving performance are backed by evidence. Some studies have shown mixed results. A 2018 study found that some claims are exaggerated.
Why it's good news: It suggests they should be cautious when buying running shoes based on marketing claims alone.
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