Pribut et al., 2004 - Google Patents
Separating the buzz from the biomechanics: A guide to athletic shoe trends & innovationsPribut et al., 2004
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- Pribut S
- Richie Jr D
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- Podiatry Management
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Podiatry cross training shoe. Many patients will seek advice from their podiatric physicians about some new shoe innovation advertised on television or in a magazine. More often than not, the practitioner is caught off guard, having never heard of the gimmick let alone …
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