What does pronation look like in an Alter-G?

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15 years ago 04/22/2009 5:01pm EDT

15 years ago 04/22/2009 5:06pm EDT

re: arby

doesnt exist. you are lighter, and as a result more likely to land on the balls of your feet thereby eliminating pronation.

even if there is pronation, ie mid to rearfoot strike, the weight is significantly less so there is less collapsing

15 years ago 04/22/2009 5:11pm EDT

re: age is something but a number

15 years ago 04/22/2009 6:17pm EDT

re: age is something but a number

age is something but a number wrote:
doesnt exist. you are lighter, and as a result more likely to land on the balls of your feet thereby eliminating pronation.
even if there is pronation, ie mid to rearfoot strike, the weight is significantly less so there is less collapsing

So if the flattest, most flexible footed runner lands on the balls of his feet or stikes midfoot, he can wear a neutral shoe? Because there would be no pronation?

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