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Shoe 3 Barefoot Case Study

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The shoe that provide the highest peak impact forces is shoe 3 barefoot means that there was not support to help absorb the shock, which means the ankle joint is unstable leading to more injury for any person. Barefoot also has a high rate of force development phase impact Fz N/S, the injuries that can happen are stress fractures, Achilles tendonitis, muscle cramps, blister and acute muscle cramps, blister and acute ankle and knee injuries ankle and knee

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