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Basketball shoes come in different types like they can be either high and mid tops or low cuts. A variety of combinations of shoes like cushioned or non-cushioned is also available. Each type of shoe has its characteristics. The high tops have a collar similar to the sleeve above the ankle but they are heavy and thus slow the movement of the player. The mid-top shoes can cover only some part of the ankle, for jumping they increase mobility but are not best for protection. On the other hand, low cuts lack a collar and are unable to cover ankles. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: How to Choose Basketball Shoes for Ankle Support?


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BASKETBALL SHOES FOR ANKLE SUPPORT
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It has been observed that there is a
predominance of ankle injuries in basketball.
This is due to the activities involved in
jumping and twisting while playing. The sprain
can become severe and can further turn into
swelling and bruise. Fortunately, there is a
solution to curtail the risk of ankle injuries.
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For example, heel line extending, peroneal and
tibial muscle fortifying, proprioception
improvement preparation, lower leg supports and
shoe determination have been utilized to decrease
injury dangers of lower leg sprain. For that
basketball shoes are best that are specially
designed for supporting ankles. Those shoes not
only enhance the stability of feet but also
guards against unnecessary movement of ankles.
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Basketball shoes come in different types like
they can be either high and mid tops or low
cuts. A variety of combinations of shoes like
cushioned or non- cushioned is also
available. Each type of shoe has its
characteristics.
5
The high tops have a collar similar to the
sleeve above the ankle but they are heavy and
thus slow the movement of the player. The
mid-top shoes can cover only some part of the
ankle, for jumping they increase mobility but
are not best for protection. On the other hand,
low cuts lack a collar and are unable to cover
ankles.
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The lower leg joint can be hypothetically upheld
by outer gear, for example, lower leg supports,
high-top shoes, and taping which can restrict
the scope of movement of the lower leg joint to
diminish the hazard of wounds, and the high-top
shoes are planned as an option of taping and
lower leg propping.
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The conceivable biomechanical purposes behind
those gadgets have predominantly restricted the
scope of development of lower leg reversal and
lessened the pressure in the outer joint. All
things considered, the effect of high-top shoes
in repressing lower leg sprain has been
generally explored since the 1980s.
Notwithstanding, there is no logical agreement
on the settling impact of high-top shoes in
restricting lower leg reversal.
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There are various investigations announced that
contrasted and low-top shoes, the high-top shoes
decrease the reversal point of the lower leg
joint. Not all investigations have shown that
high-top basketball shoes are more profitable
than low-top basketball shoes in forestalling
lower leg hyper-extends.
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Interestingly, no critical contrasts were
introduced in lower leg sprain between high-top
shoes and low- top shoes for the individuals who
had the freshness of lower leg
hyper-extensions. The outcome showed that no
huge contrasts were discovered in the more
modest danger of lower leg hyper- extends while
taking high-top shoes.
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Likewise, high-top shoes didn't raise prevalence
qualities over the low-top shoes in lessening
the hazard of lower leg sprain, particularly for
the individuals who had no set of experiences
of lower leg sprain. Hence, there are clashing
outcomes in the writing that allude to viability
and predominant solidness in high- top
basketball shoes.
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