JYoung wrote:
I was reminded of this thread today as someone sent me a PM asking about said carbon insoles. I looked thread up and found the most uninspired words, disguised as prudence
I support your R&D. I too made carbon plates for shoes once. Used tape to secure to feet for sprints. They were faster than sprint spikes. :)
To the naysayers, a lot can be learned from one-off shoddy testing. If there are improvements in performance with haphazard design, it points to bigger improvements with optimization.
It was this precise haphazard method of testing the limits of things that led me to my current expertise in fueling training.
@JYoung, keep doing your thing. Just watch out for stress fractures with homemade stiff-soled shoes. ;)
Dr. Alex Harrison | Founder & CEO | Sport Physiology & Performance PhD
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