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Excited to share our Pre-Print
Evidence of variable performance responses to the Nike 4% shoe: Definitely not a game-changer for all recreational runners https://osf.io/preprints/sportrxiv/ctavy/ via @OSFrameworkThe. Great team @ClinicRunning @cmbeaven @mattdriller @JFEsculier @blaisedubois
Evidence of variable performance responses to the Nike 4% shoe: Definitely not a game-changer for all recreational runners https://osf.io/preprints/sportrxiv/ctavy/ via @OSFrameworkThe. Great team @ClinicRunning @cmbeaven @mattdriller @JFEsculier @blaisedubois
Given the controversy @VaporFlyWW and report of @WorldAthletics, our team decided to venture the Pre-Print route. Yes, average of 4.2% RE in recreational male runners in Nike...but average 3.4% in lightweight racing flats, too!
Look at that individualised shoe response to 3-km TT performance
Something to talk about when I visit over the summer in Boston @IreneSDavis
...and of course, big shout out to our hard working Master Student and Lab Technician at the UoW Adams Centre - Steve Finlayson. Get on Twitter!
