What Drop is Best for Running Shoes?
Have you wondered what does heel drop mean with running? Do you want to know which running shoe may be best for your body?
In this episode we are talking about what drop is best for running shoes and why you may choose to do a lower heel drop vs. higher heel drop in your running sneakers.
Be sure to check out the video so you can get the visual of the difference between these two types of running shoes!
Click below to see the live video from our Healthy Runner Facebook Group…
Listen to the Podcast Episode during your next run!
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You can listen to all the information in this episode on the Healthy Runner Podcast…available wherever you get your podcasts!
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Thank you (running friends) for taking the time to read and I hope you enjoy the podcast episode!
Warmest regards,
– Duane
Duane Scotti, PT, DPT, PhD, OCS
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