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HOW CAN YOU TELL? |
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The
easiest way to determine your running gait is by looking
at one of your used pair of shoes. Place
the shoes side by side on a table, toes pointing away from
you. Look at the shoes from eye-level and you should be
able to see one of three scenarios...
- If
the shoes have a slight or significant inward tilt, then
you exhibit an over-pronation running gait.
- If
the shoes have a slight or significant outward tilt, then
you exhibit an under-pronation (supination) running gait.
- If
the shoes appear to be neutral and do not tilt inward
nor out, then you exhibit a pronation-neutral running
gait. Pronation-neutral runners have the full range of
shoe options available and typically choose based on individual
preference.
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