Significats de foot strike en anglès

Barefoot Ted had slipped off his FiveFingers and was demonstrating the perfect shoeless foot strike.

This will help with the foot strike and allow you to remain in a good postural position.

Therefore, it appears that footwear alters the load rates during running, even with similar foot strike patterns.

Methods: Twelve subjects ran over-ground using three different foot strike patterns (heel strike, forefoot strike, toe running).

While they had 21 shots on goal Mooy's superb left- foot strike into the top right corner was scant consolation.

Emslie had earlier been denied by Samson but beat the keeper with a left- foot strike with 12 minutes remaining.

Purpose: To investigate the influence of both foot strike and footwear on Achilles tendon loading in habitual rearfoot strike runners.

His low left- foot strike bobbled beyond the static Jan Oblak, kissed the inside of the far post and rolled in.

Findings: In general good coupling was found between rearfoot frontal plane motion and transverse plane shank rotation regardless of foot strike pattern.

Krishna pounced against the run of play soon after the break, rifling home a left- foot strike from the top of the box.

Achilles tendon loading rates were higher when subjects ran either in minimal shoes or barefoot than in standard shoes, regardless of foot strike.

However, load rates were lower when running in minimal shoes with a FFS, compared with running in standard shoes with either foot strike.

Then, to embed that light, whispery foot strike into my muscle memory, Eric began programming workouts for me with lots of hill repeats.

Summer signing Michu broke the deadlock after just eight minutes and doubled Swansea's tally in the second half, netting an exquisite curling left- foot strike.

Maddison then slammed in a brilliant left- foot strike three minutes later and with Newcastle down to 10 men through injury, Choudhury added a superb third.

This study aimed to compare component and resultant instantaneous loading rate (ILR) between runners with different foot strike patterns in their habitual footwear conditions.