NickW
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Now, if I remember correctly Lee, Daniel Lieberman used that term in his study, and acknowledged that it was a flat foot strike. People have then gone on to use the term and not explain what it means as Lieberman did, I'm assuming because they assume that people know what that term is referring to. Maybe technically it's a false or incorrect term, but in the context that he used it, explaining first that it was a flat foot strike, it works. It has become a common and accepted term, kind of like barefoot shoes seems to have become an accepted term despite many of us fighting it. I still refuse to use that term and call the shoes like vffs minshoes. I correct shoe store employees nearly every time I'm at a shoe store.