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By Craig Payne on February 17, 2013 in Adidas

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Doug: I've enjoyed reading the comments. I agree... Eve...
Craig Payne: That statement from Nike does not come close to wh...
Hannah Sitler: I think you may need to rethink your stance that o...
Hannah Sitler: Wouldn't one expect to find higher load rates whe...
Craig Payne: Yes, people do get injured in all sorts of shoes. ...
Hannah Sitler: I find it interesting that the burden of proof as ...
Mike: Hi Craig, I'm intrigued by this result. I'm ...
Steve C: Looking forward to hearing the snake oil responses...
Matt: If people are skeptical they could rerun the proto...
Gareth: Probably the best 101 on PF out there......
Jacqueline: Golden, For those of us used to larger heel to to...
Codi ramsey: Hi Craig, Have always loved your provoking thou...
Steve: Great article Craig. When I went through my Pedor...
Dany Lafontaine: Not being a clinician myself, I find this topic qu...
David Holland: I pretty much agree - and David makes a good point...

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