Footballers praise study looking at women's boots
A study is underway to determine if women's football boots can help reduce injuries among female players. The research, conducted by the University of Essex and Brunel University of London, aims to assess the effectiveness of these specially designed boots. Female footballers, including Charlotte Kellett, have expressed support for the study, highlighting the need for better-fitting footwear to prevent injuries.
- ▪The study is being conducted by the University of Essex and Brunel University of London.
- ▪Charlotte Kellett, a player for Hashtag United, has suffered multiple serious injuries and advocates for better-designed women's boots.
- ▪Over 80% of players in top European leagues reported regular discomfort due to ill-fitting football boots.
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