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By: ProGait

ProGait — Wed, 12 May 2010 09:52:58 +0000

Excellent post! I hope many athelets read your post and get themselves down to Fleet Feet Sports. Changing the demands placed on the body is often the cause of injury. Changing demands can involve simply changing the surface you run on, or changing the shoes that you run in. Large changes to activity can often lead to problematic episodes of injury.

Here at ProGait we advocate having your gait analysed before you embark upon any of these changes, so that you can get some sound professional advice to reduce the risk of injury.