by Thomas Michaud, DC from Dynamic Chiropractic New research by authors Ferber and Fairclough, et al. claim this injury is not necessarily caused by snapping back and forth over the lateral femoral condyle, as earlier research suggested. Click here to…
Going Shoeless: The Pros & Cons of Barefoot Running
by Linsay Way, DC from Dynamic Chiropractic Harvard study and Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise trial analyze the benefits and hazards of “going Paleo”. Is it about the shoe we wear (or don’t) or is it about how we run? To read…
Running Form: Should a Heel-First Strike Pattern Be Discouraged?
Dr. Thomas Michaud writes about strike patterns and injury potential. from Dynamic Chiropractic To read the article, click here.
Dynamic Chiropractic
When doctors of chiropractic need reliable, comprehensive news and information about their profession and their practices, they read Dynamic Chiropractic. Twenty-six issues a year, nearly 40 columnists and regular contributors, consistent editorial that is always relevant to our readers, and…
The New York Times
From the Well section of the New York Times: Pounding Pavement by Hell or Toe How a runner’s foot should strike the ground incites passionate debate among athletes and coaches. Study in Finland used motion capture technology to determine running…