Observations show fatigue alters muscle activity and ground reaction force in pronated versus healthy feet, suggesting implications for foot control.
Changes in muscle activity and ground reaction force after fatigue might lead to muscles losing their ability to control the foot joints and decreasing peak anterior GRFs during push-off in the pronated feet group.
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