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FALKIRK SPORTS NETWORK of GEL Technology, This David Inglis Reports on Athletic Sports Shoe Range Has Actlvltles in the Falkirk Area SCOTLAND'S SEPTE MBER 1989 £1.20 ISSUE 37 I~ . ATHON '-'. 9-23 SEPTEMBER 1989 S~CO~TT::;:;:IS~HT~EA-LM The organisers urgently require clubs to participate in the McEwan's LA Run for · Scotland Relay Marathon. 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A volleyball strain on the SCOTTISH player lands with a six-fold to eight­ athlete's 15 WEST HIGHLAND WAY fold body weight on his forefoot - body. ALLAN WELLS CHAMPIONSHIPS on average 250 times in each Doug GWon and Rhona McLeod game. That's report from Crownpolnt why ASICS' These are examples which researchers 17 33 43 clearly illustrate that shock and designers EVENTS absorption has to be one of the have always pursued the COACHING CLINIC PROFILE major functions of any sports shoe. goal of giving the active athlete the Rhona McLeod talks to 400m maximum possible degree of hurdler Mark Davidson protection. 20 Thanks to the 37 48 revolutiorary prop~rti es MEN'S RANKINGS FOCUS ON FALKIRK SPORTS NETWORK of GEL technology, this David Inglis reports on athletic sports shoe range has actlvltles In the Falkirk area. re-defined shock absorption standards 'GT 11 1with ._...:;;:::;..,, Editor. Events and result.s; Columnists: Advuti.s{ng Manager. worldwide. 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