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Shoe testers needed for running shoe research

Discussion in 'Australia' started by huntergait, Sep 27, 2011.

  1. huntergait

    huntergait Welcome New Poster


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    Hi everyone

    I am building an eligibility list of Australian runners interested in participating in running shoe research- any assistance to distribute the post below or the attached flyer would be most appreciated.

    cheers

    Craig


    SHOE TESTERS NEEDED FOR RUNNING SHOE RESEARCH

    JOIN THE ELIGIBILITY LIST

    Do cushioned running shoes prevent injuries or cause them?

    Does a running shoe with an elevated heel speed you up or slow you down?

    Researchers at the University of Newcastle are planning a series of studies to determine how basic differences in running shoe design, such as heel elevation and degree of cushioning, affect injury rates and distance running performance.

    A eligibility list of runners interested in taking part in this research is now being created. Runners on the eligibility list will be contacted when runners are being recruited to take part in this research.

    All Australian runners aged 18 or over are eligible for inclusion on the eligibility list.

    If you would like to be considered for inclusion in these studies, please complete the online survey accessible via this link.

    https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Eligibility_Survey

    For further information please contact

    Dr Craig Richards
    E Craig.Richards@newcastle.edu.au
    T 0438 264 264

    Complaints about this research
    This project has been approved by the University’s Human Research Ethics Committee, Approval No. H-2011-0244. Should you have concerns about your rights as a participant in this research, or you have a complaint about the manner in which the research is conducted, it may be given to the researcher, or, if an independent person is preferred, to the Human Research Ethics Officer, Research Office, The Chancellery, The University of Newcastle, University Drive, Callaghan NSW 2308, Australia, telephone (02) 49216333, email Human-Ethics@newcastle.edu.au.huntergait
     
  2. CorneHaast

    CorneHaast Member

    Already any results from this research?
     
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