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If you go running in tennis shoes, more than likely, you’ll be fine – at least for a while. But the truth is simple: Equipment matters. And having the proper footwear may be the difference between you finishing strong or being hobbled by aches and pains.

“Years of anecdotal evidence suggest that the right shoe can reduce your risk on injury,” says J.D. Denton, owner of Fleet Feet Sports in Davis, California, and a 30-plus-year shoe-fitting veteran. It can also increase your enjoyment of the sport –and your longevity in it, he says.

To reap those benefits and find your shoe match, your first move is to find a specialty running store. Employees at these stores are typically more focused on running, and understand proper fit better than the staff at most big box sporting goods chains. Any running store worth its weight in energy gels has trained its employees to evaluate your needs from the ground up. Once you’re inside the store, here’s what you should be looking for.
More than any other sport, basketball has a special relationship with footwear. No one associates baseball or football stars with their respective cleats. Hockey players don’t even wear shoes. Yet basketball players are almost synonymous with their choice of footwear. And for many years, basketball players opted for high-top sneakers. But times may be changing.
High-Top History

During the early 1900s, basketball gained in popularity across the United States, with the game flourishing at the high school and collegiate levels. Many players of the era sported high-top shoes like the Chuck Taylor All-Stars from Converse. Named for and endorsed by basketball player Chuck Taylor, the legendary high-top athletic shoes became standard issue for the 1936 U.S. Olympians and for American troops during World War II.
Why High-Tops?

Unlike a traditional running shoe, high-tops have extra support around the ankle. The rear of the shoe extends up above the ankle bone, with the extra lacing helping to keep the ankle joint stable. Basketball requires almost constant running and jumping. Players must also make sudden cuts and sharp changes in direction. These high-impact movements, always conducted on hardwood floors, place tremendous pressure on the ankle. Without proper support, a basketball player’s ankles may wobble and become unstable, resulting in a variety of injuries, among them severe sprains. Basketball players tend to be large, heavy men, and their weight places even more stress on their vulnerable ankle joints.

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 Good Basketball Shoes Basketball Shoes 2014 For Girls Nike for Kds Jordans for Women For Men Photos 

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 Good Basketball Shoes Basketball Shoes 2014 For Girls Nike for Kds Jordans for Women For Men Photos 

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 Good Basketball Shoes Basketball Shoes 2014 For Girls Nike for Kds Jordans for Women For Men Photos 

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