Gait asymmetry in spatiotemporal and kinetic variables does not increase running-related injury risk in lower limbs: a secondary analysis of a randomised trial including 800+ recreational runners

Laurent Malisoux*, Paul Gette, Nicolas Delattre, Axel Urhausen, Daniel Theisen

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