Question: Because I have pronation on both ankles and neutral arched feet I decided to buy a neutral running shoe. After running in them for a month I began having pain on both of my shins, as well as ...

While running might seem like something you can just get up and do, it’s extremely important that your form and technique while exercising is correct to limit any harm on your body. Whether you are ...

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How do they happen? How can you prevent them? And can you run on them? Here’s the lowdown on ankle pain and sorenessBy Georgia Scarr, Dr Jordan Metzl Runners are, unfortunately, often prone to ankle ...

So we all agree that the most important piece of equipment for a runner is a pair of shoes. Considering this would be the main investment that a runner will be making for the near future, it is ...

Runners tend to be obsessed with pronation. The fact is, we all pronate when we walk and run – it’s only when we veer away from neutral pronation that you might need to pay attention to the way in ...

Overpronation is when the arch of the foot collapses excessively downward or inward. A doctor may call this “pes planus” or “flexible flatfoot.” Experts often associate overpronation with flat feet.

I am a 42 year old woman and I have just started to run. I walked regularly for about 2 months before starting to jog. I do not have any health problems or weight problems. I have been following the ...