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RECREATIONAL > 6 months of experience www.therunningclinic.com Pronation control, Elevated Cushioned Heel running shoes. Transitional running shoes between PECH and racer. Light and close-to-the-ground racing flats. Running shoes with minimal inter- ference and without cushioning. Average suggested transition time (in months) for runners used to PECH shoes. Age and health status are other factors that can influence the transition time. PECH light trainer minimalist racer No change of habits For training and racing Flowchart built according to currently available scientific evidence. Suggested transition time is conservative and can vary from one individual to another. For a personalized prescription, please consult a running specialist. Conception: Blaise Dubois. All rights reserved, The Running Clinic TM 2012. For training and racing Muscle or tendon injury (high healing potential) Fascia, shin or bone injury (moderate healing potential) Neuroma, metatarsalgia or osteoarthritis (low healing potential) Injury foot or posterior leg 6 9 0 9 6 3 12 6 2 0 For training and racing 6 Injury anterior leg, knee or higher Not injured COMPETITIVE Objective: Performance No change of habits Same shoes for training and racing 0 9 During season Off season or start of season - heel - cushioning 2 Injury anterior leg, knee or higher Injury foot or posterior leg BEGINNER < 6 months of experience No history of injury History of injury foot or posterior leg History of injury anterior leg, knee or higher 0 0 0 Injured + heel + heel + cushioning + heel + stability + heel + cushioning + stability Achilles tendonitis or calf problem Metatarsalgia or metatarsal stress fracture Tibialis posterior tendonitis or shin splint Plantar fasciitis or posterior compartment syndrome 0 0 0 0 Acute < 6 weeks Satisfied with performance Efficient biomechanics * running cadence > 170 * little wear under running shoe heels Less efficient biomechanics * running cadence < 170 * excessive wear under running shoe heels Wish to improve performance Persistent > 6 weeks

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RECREATIONAL> 6 months of experience

www.therunningclinic.com

Pronation control, Elevated Cushioned Heel running shoes.

Transitional running shoes between PECH and racer.

Light and close-to-the-ground racing flats.

Running shoes with minimal inter-ference and without cushioning.

Average suggested transition time (in months)

for runners used to PECH shoes.

Age and health status are other factors that can influence

the transition time.

PECH light trainer minimalistracer

No change of habits

For training and racing

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Muscle or tendon injury (high healing potential)

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Neuroma, metatarsalgia or osteoarthritis(low healing potential)

Injuryfoot or posterior leg

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Injuryanterior leg, knee or higher

Not injured

COMPETITIVEObjective: Performance

No change of habits

Same shoes for training and racing

9

02

6

9

6

3

12

9

02

6

9

6

3

12

During season

Off season or start of season

- heel - cushioning

9

02

6

9

6

3

12

Injuryanterior leg,

knee or higher

Injuryfoot or posterior leg

BEGINNER< 6 months of experience

No history of injury

History of injuryfoot or posterior leg

History of injuryanterior leg, knee or higher

9

02

6

9

6

3

12

9

02

6

9

6

3

12

9

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6

9

6

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Injured

+ heel

+ heel + cushioning

+ heel + stability

+ heel + cushioning

+ stability

Achilles tendonitis or calf problem

Metatarsalgia or metatarsal

stress fracture

Tibialis posterior tendonitis

or shin splint

Plantar fasciitis or posterior compartment

syndrome

9

02

6

9

6

3

12

9

02

6

9

6

3

12

9

02

6

9

6

3

12

9

02

6

9

6

3

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Acute< 6 weeks

Satisfied with performance

Efficient biomechanics* running cadence > 170 * little wear under running

shoe heels

Less efficient biomechanics* running cadence < 170 * excessive wear under

running shoe heels

Wish to improve performance

Persistent> 6 weeks