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When it comes to running, no two gaits are the same. However, there are certain foot movements that tend to occur more often than others. One such movement is called overpronation, which occurs when ...

Everyone has their own, unique way of running, or 'gait' – and therefore everyone needs a style of running shoe that is best suited to their style. Some people overpronate (when your foot rolls ...

Overpronation running shoes (otherwise known as stability or support shoes) are designed to help runners whose feet land in a particular way when they're running. Different models of running shoes are ...

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Researchers have followed 927 healthy novice runners with different pronation types for a full year. All study participants received the same model of neutral running shoe, regardless of whether they ...

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There are three types: normal pronation, overpronation, and underpronation (supination). Figuring out your running pattern will help you buy the right running shoe. Not only will this make running ...

For many years, shoe companies, magazines, and assorted running experts advised pronating runners to seek out motion-control shoes. The idea seemed simple: The inward-tilting motion of the legs after ...

Pronation may cause injury or pain. Increased numbers of athletes, including walkers, suffer from pronation and do not even realize it. The term pronation refers to a flattening of the arch on ...