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Runners Who Wear This Type of Shoe Are More Likely to Get Injured, Study Finds
Fact checked by Nick Blackmer New research suggests that runners who wearing thick-heeled running shoes might result in more injury than wearing flatter shoes. Thick-heeled shoes reduce the body’s ...
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Why You Should Know Your Foot Strike to Avoid Injury—and How Running Shoes Can Mess With It
New research suggests runners who wear a high heel-to-toe drop or heavier running shoes are less in tune with their foot ...
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6 Types of Shoes to Wear on a Warm-Weather Vacation
"We all know that shoes make an outfit, so when traveling for a getaway, prioritize shoes to start your packing," explains Ginnie Bond, president of luxury shoe brand Donald Pliner. "Let’s face ...
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Shoe Type
From classic dress shoes to trendy sneakers, men's footwear is an essential aspect of personal style. This guide explores the various types of men's shoes, their purposes, and how to choose the ...
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Training Shoes Vs Running Shoes: Expert Explains Which Are Suitable for Walking
Find out the difference between training and running shoes and which is better for walking Experts explain the right footwear ...
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Flared Jeans Are Cool Again—7 Types of Shoes That Go With Them
Since flared jeans require a bit of extra thought when it comes to what shoes to wear, we’ve compiled a list of seven kinds ...