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Things I thought I knew!
I have been pretty smug about my level of knowledge... I was confident I was up to date and had a good handle on the current science. In particular I was sure I had a very good idea about lower limb biomechanics, the role of foot pronation in injury and what constituted normal and abnormal. Then.. I went to Qatar, and heard Professor Joe Hamill from The University Of Massachusetts give a presentation that rocked me back on my heels, and made me realise... I know a LOT less than I thought! Dammit!!!!
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